Queen-I is a female reggae and dancehall artist known for strong messages, cultural pride and a confident voice. Her music speaks about subjects such as self-worth, African identity, unity, home and the strength of women. She can move between the calm, thoughtful sound of roots reggae and the faster energy of modern dancehall.
Her growing catalogue includes “Roots Before Roses” on the Seggae Island Riddim and joined Blingah Yute for “Africa Rising.” Queen-I also appeared on the Mr Frank Riddim with “Roots & Reason,” continuing her focus on music with a clear and positive message.
In 2026, Queen-I joined the Zim Summer Riddim with “Bun Wi Yaad.” The project was produced by Riddimz Kalacta for Riddim World Records and also featured Lady Vanta, Blingah Yute and Dappa Stylez. Her appearance added another side to a project that connects dancehall with Zimbabwean culture.
Queen-I is building her name through songs that are enjoyable but still have something important to say. Her style is bold, uplifting and rooted in reggae and dancehall culture. As her catalogue continues to grow, she remains focused on representing strong women, sharing meaningful stories and reaching listeners across Africa, Jamaica and the wider world.