Fast-rising reggae artiste Cen'C Love is very excited about the direction her career has taken since the release of her debut album (Love Letter), which was released earlier this year.
To date she has scored multiple hits off the album locally with songs such as Cystem and Casanova which peaked at number six on the Jamaica Music Countdown Top 25 reggae singles chart.
This success has resulted in her decision to move back to Jamaica, in order to create a niche for herself on the local music scene. "I moved back to Jamaica because this beautiful country is my home, although I was born in the States and it makes good sense for me to be based here because I am a reggae artiste. Moving back has also made it easier for me and my management team to get things done much faster locally."
Since relocating, Cen'C Love has been very busy in the studios working on several new projects. "I have been so busy since I came back home, I have been writing and recording a lot of songs. I am so excited about this track I did with Capleton called Stand Firm, we gonna drop it next month. We have already began working on the video for this song and it's gonna be hot and I also recently did the video for a track from my album called 'These Lies'. Both of these videos are gonna be really really hot," she said.
Cen'C Love is confirmed to appear on Capleton's St Mary Mi Come From concert which will be held on August 5. This will be her second major appearance locally since the release of 'Love Letter'. She recently performed on International Night 2 at Reggae Sumfest with her father, reggae icon Bunny Wailer and her brother Asadenaki.
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