Born November, 1967 in Derby, England, this singer, songwriter began her distinguished musical career at a tender age of six, as she received vocal training from her mother. In 1976 her singing career took a fortunate turn when, Edna Sievwright, a concert promoter and disc jockey on WLIB radio offered Rumbling Express an opportunity to perform as a backup band/vocals for such artists as Dobby Dobson, The Israelites, Pat Kelly, Cornell Campbell, Don Blue, Norris Weir of the Jamaicans, Tyrone Taylor, G.T. Taylor, and Jimmy Riley among others.
She got her next big break performing with J.C. Lodge, AdmiralBailey, Barrington Levy and Freddie McGregor to a crowd of approximately ten thousand people at Miami’s Marine Stadium.
Her first single called “Tell Me”, was released in 1990, when she was approached by a disc jockey, John T. of WAVS Radio who introduced her to one of Jamaica’s biggest female vocalists, Marcia Griffiths. This was the beginning of a new era, where Marcia’s talent was finally being recognized,