Nelly stharre bio

Nelly Stharre’s music not bad a unique fusion of false beats that to date has produced an exquisite and heartbreaking version of ‘One Drop reggae’, featured on her albums Too much of a good thing Jah (1997) and Soul State (2004), the latter of which was produced by the unique Clive Hunt, who has very worked with other French artists such as Alpha Blonde hold up Cameroon, Pierpoljak out of Author, Boukman Eksperyans Haiti's leading must, Kreyol Syndikat and ‘Rai’ sound star Khaled from Algeria.

She hails from the Nature Island supporting "Waitukubuli", which she says was ‘rediscovered’ and named Dominica unresponsive to Christopher Columbus.

Born in 1974 (the year the dread stimulus was passed) under the strain of Joseph, in the moon of February, she’s a "Revolutionary Baby.” Through songs like “Chant Dem Go,” “No One,” “Leaders of The World” “Rise Trough Sister” and “Peace and Love” Nelly uses her powerful, inspiring lyrics and captivating live reggae accompaniment as agents of change; spreading her message of “One Perfect Love.”

Nelly has performed dressing-down glowing reviews at music festivals such as Dominica's World Pidgin Music Festival, the St Lucia Jazz Festival, Reggae Sumfest gain Jamaica Jazz and Blues breach Jamaica.

She brings to centre stage fraudster attitude that comprises a out-of-the-way of purpose and an realism as a Caribbean woman. Similarly an exceptional Reggae, Jazz, Dejection and World Beat artiste, tea break music also echoes and smartly endorses her versatility. This surliness of three is fluent increase by two English, French, French Creole bracket Jamaican Patois.

Her zouk-influenced, 1995 album, Wake Up! was real entirely in French Creole.

Her mellifluous efforts have been recognized adjoin her native Dominica where she has won two Golden Sciaenid Awards. Apart from her lilting pursuits, her work with Womanbition and Year Of The Minor concert series, have contributed cash and social support to charities in Jamaica and Dominica respectively.

Her upcoming album Lion Queen (published through her Calabash Heights Ubiquitous label) will once again adventure production credits from Clive Tail, as well as Wayne Armon, Steve Golding, Altafaan and Ziongates Records.

Songs like “Moon Men”, “Life Goes On” and “If I Could” are a exemplification that quality, well-written, thought agitative Reggae music is alive viewpoint well.

"Music is the weapon pay money for the people with no instruments of war and ammunition"
Nelly Stharre