ISHA BEL

She re-emerged as Isha bel in late 2012 after taken a break from the music scene.Isha bel search for spiritual balance, led her to the teachings of Ras Tafari.

Her roots conscious outlook , quest for self understanding and spiritual balance lead her to record with roots label Caveman production. She recorded several songs such as No call the police /Only Jah Knows/ Domestic Problems, In my House and African Woman, Red Black and Green a tribute to Marcus Garvey. She won Irish and Chin’s 45 sound clash with the single No call the Police.

This indicated to the reggae audience that a new voice was emerging. With the help of brethrens and sistrens such as George “Wild Life” Scott with whom she collaborated on many songs she was introduced to a number of international producers. Since her re-emergence as a solo performer, Isha bel’s career has been steadily building, recording for a number of producers in Jamaica and Europe and performing on many events around Jamaica. Several singles have been released on vinyls and downloads.

These singles include Bless Jah Holy Name and Blessings from Conscious Sounds(UK). Locks Grow on Idlers Corners Records (Fra).They should know (Where the Good Sensimilla Grows) Feel it/ Sticky Sticky/ On Unrulee Records (UK) Babylon Falling down.. Her latest self produced single “Too Much Duppy Stories” has been taking root on radio locally and internationally Her appearance and off stage persona belies the focus and mission she lives ,keeping calm like the eye of an hurricane until she makes landfall when she takes the stage.

She has performed on numerous events across Jamaica and the Caribbean such as Irie Fm’s Black history month and Marcus Garvey Festival. Isha bel’s performance was broadcasted live on the Irie Fm station . Stepping High Ganja Fest in Negril,Trench Town Rock Festival, Bob Marley 70 anniversary. Ministry of Education Stop Child Abuse to a massive audience in Westmoreland.

Most recently in Aug 2015 she was chosen by JCDC and the UNIA to sing the song shehas written Red Black and Green in tribute to National Hero The Honorable Marcus Garvey at the Official memorial ceremony at National Heroes Park in Kingston.

Her music tells the truth and reality that conscious reggae music is generally known for , represented fully by the Inspirational,thought provoking, pretty, gritty, rootsy rubadub style of Isha Bel.