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“Just remember that once you have life and you have the ability to execute a gift, just use that to the fullness of your ability.”

“I grew up in Spanish Town, it was my whole little world. Culturally, everything I know came from there - school, church, music.”

“I've overcome the fear of growth.”

“The positivity that I put in my music has put me on the map, has helped me to put my country even more on the map, has brought me across the world and showed me a lot of different things.”

“I didn't know the world would show me so much love so quickly.”

“Throne' is representative of strong, positive female energy and empowerment. It is meant to be an inspiration to Jamaica and the world to eliminate corruption and embrace culture and the youth.”

“All my notebooks would be filled with lyrics instead of actual notes.”

“I make reggae music because my inspiration comes from reggae music. All my inspiration is firstly reggae music.”

“There is somewhat of a tradition when you are coming out with the first project where you want to anchor yourself in a certain way so you bring in as many people as you can get. I don't believe in doing things that way.”

“I don't listen to my own songs that much.”

“Sometimes I would like to just do my thing and not have anyone know or care about it. But obviously people are concerned, interested, or curious, so I have to make a compromise.”

“I'm trying to inspire everyone who is gifted, because many people don't realize it but you can't take anything for granted.”

“I plan not to only be expressive creatively but to also be strategic in my music.”

“I've been handling what's been thrown at me fairly well, I'd say.”

“I want people to know that Jamaica is filled with youngsters with a lot of potential. Smart people who are talented across all boundaries: musically, artistically, athletically.”

“I've always been a kind of person who kept to themselves.”

“When I discovered reggae music, I found I could learn more and get more from it. It change your perspective, it helps you feel more calm, it sends a message. I wanted that to be a part of what I was going to do.”

“Staying in 'the comfort zone' is the most comfortable thing, but sometimes pushing yourself to step outside of that will help you overcome your fears.”

“It's good to be able fe spread light and just inspire people.”

“Cocoa Tea is a mentor who's very knowledgeable about the business, he gives me musical advice and encouragement, knowing that I have to get there at some point.”