Every Girl A GET FEATURED FEATURING TIFA

Dancehall and reggae artist who first made waves with a single called "Crawny Gal" after putting out a song called "Kitty Police" for TJ Records. She vaulted to stardom with her third single "Bottom of the Barrel."

Before fame

She was a member of the school choir, drama club and dance troupe at Wolmers Preparatory school.

Fast-forward to today she is our feature in our "EVERY GIRL A GET FEATURED SERIES"

Check out her interview with us below

Q : Your journey in dancehall has been unique. What inspired you to pursue music, and what keeps you motivated to keep going?

It’s something can’t explain! But all I know is I was born with talent, passion & determination and it had led me here! My fans most definitely keep me going & the fact that I get to piss off people that hate me because of my legs because they say I’m too confident for a bend foot girl lol

Q: Dancehall can be a competitive industry. What has been your biggest challenge as a female artist, and how have you overcome it?

In Jamaican dialect “Hold dung & Fight gainst”

Q: Your music reflects your personality and experiences. What message do you want listeners, especially young women, to take away from your music?

It’s not an easy road, but anything u want is possible! You just gotta make up your mind and work constantly to get it!

Q; If you could collaborate with any dancehall or international artist, who would it be and why?

I’ve always wanted to work with Pharrell and Kanye! Go check their production catalogue! I’m honored & grateful  I worked with the majority of those greats alive or before they passed on!

Q: What’s next for you? Can you share any upcoming projects, performances, or surprises your fans should look forward to?

There’s lots in store music wise, shows etc. can’t reveal too tho!

✨Bonus Question:✨

Q: If the world could remember you for one thing beyond your music, what would you want your legacy to be?

She never gave up! Even when the odds & everyone was against her!