So much to say here! Evokes so many feelings in a good way. Ive never heard of this artist before, but ill be looking out for her. The song is def a groove❤😊
Top notch music video ❤ its simply all in balance; text, vibe, music, storytelling. Its simply another quality ❤ and I can’t stop replaying it 😊 over and over…
Singers 💙 and musical artist like these should be getting so much more exposure than the norm ..I guess it just so happens I was reading some articles on Google and ran across this beautiful artist and her beautiful song and yes indeed I shall buy and purchase this album 🔥🔥🔥by all means necessary
What wonderful energy you transmit! I just discovered your work and I'm delighted. I don't speak English fluently, so I had to use Google Translate to be able to write this message to you. Hehe. This is the magic of music, it is a universal language, it has the power to enchant, inspire and connect people from all corners of the world. Know that you have gained another fan here in the south of Brazil. ❤
Hi Cerise, just heard you on Jazz fm, love this, and the story you tell! ❣️ I live in Queens Park, and Carnival and Grenfell are our stories, heading out to the silent march tomorrow 😞
I love it, so raw, so true to your roots and entwined with your family through and through. I love everything about this. Please blow up. If I don’t see you having at Carni this year I’m gonna cry, you deserve it
@@mellowado6184 I’m not Jamaican so I’m not sure I qualify to say this but there’s everything Jamaican about this! From the lyrics mentioning “sorrel and rum”, “island girl” to the unity, celebration of their roots and culture as shown in the clips of carnival. This songs celebrating the individuals life, background and all the things they love about it even the mention to her Jamaican grandmother. It might not be reggae/dancehall but it’s as proudly Jamaican as you could my bro
@@wethepeople1973slt No. It's a girl from the UK singing Soul Funk Which is American Music. What Next? Scottish Flamenco? McGomez? Drinking Malt Whisky? Fried Mars Bars etc. Yeah, Proudly Scottish.
@@mellowado6184why does the genre have anything to do with someone’s background? And why does her background limit how she expresses herself and makes music? By that standard hip-hop could never be hip-hop if it’s made by someone from U.K. yet here we are with some of the most successful artists representing every creed and colour, spawning our own unique sub-genres from it Reggae could only be Jamaican yet one of the biggest most well known sound men (coxone and jah shaka aside) is a white working class Brit named David Rodigan or even ska, an early form reggae got breathed a be lease of life in the 80’s through English bands such as Madness the sound track to a bunch working class skinheads I guess funk is also just a black American music too? Is that why there was an explosion of South African funk/soul artists in the 70’s Sure every country has their own genre and style but people can take influence and inspiration and do whatever they want with it and doesn’t matter one bit because the race / nationality of the person making it. Could you imagine if the Rolling Stones had never formed a band after hearing Muddy Waters and Howlin Wolf because they where white? Someone once said music speaks where words fail. Music also doesn’t discriminate.
I found your music through Lisa Eldridge's web site. Your voice sounds fantastic!
Moi aussi !
No way!! Ah, I really appreciate you for searching and finding me! Thank you ❤
Me too!
Your music is beautiful! I'm going to ask for "Calling" for Christmas.
No way! Thank you so much x
Found you thru Lisa Eldridge!! I love your music and VOICE!! Beautiful family as well
Beautiful! 💛
there is so much warm love in this video and in this song.
I enjoy it very much!
So much to say here! Evokes so many feelings in a good way.
Ive never heard of this artist before, but ill be looking out for her. The song is def a groove❤😊
I'll watch her tonight in Istanbul! Can't wait 🥰
A marvellous voice seems to dampen with faint praise. Words cannot cut it for Cherise
Thank you so much ✨
Top notch music video ❤ its simply all in balance; text, vibe, music, storytelling. Its simply another quality ❤ and I can’t stop replaying it 😊 over and over…
Bussin
BBC RADIO 3 JAZZ FESTIVAL PIZZA EXPRESS HOLBORN BROUGHT ME HERE. YOUR VOICE IS HEAVEN 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Singers 💙 and musical artist like these should be getting so much more exposure than the norm ..I guess it just so happens I was reading some articles on Google and ran across this beautiful artist and her beautiful song and yes indeed I shall buy and purchase this album 🔥🔥🔥by all means necessary
❤❤❤❤❤ beautiful
What wonderful energy you transmit! I just discovered your work and I'm delighted. I don't speak English fluently, so I had to use Google Translate to be able to write this message to you. Hehe. This is the magic of music, it is a universal language, it has the power to enchant, inspire and connect people from all corners of the world. Know that you have gained another fan here in the south of Brazil. ❤
Sweet!!! Me too, Lisa Eldridge, you look smashing babe!!!!
Shared you to my FB & Twitter 😍
Hi Cerise, just heard you on Jazz fm, love this, and the story you tell! ❣️ I live in Queens Park, and Carnival and Grenfell are our stories, heading out to the silent march tomorrow 😞
Omg we have the same name
I love it, so raw, so true to your roots and entwined with your family through and through. I love everything about this. Please blow up. If I don’t see you having at Carni this year I’m gonna cry, you deserve it
I don't get it. There is nothing Jamaican about this music.
@@mellowado6184 I’m not Jamaican so I’m not sure I qualify to say this but there’s everything Jamaican about this! From the lyrics mentioning “sorrel and rum”, “island girl” to the unity, celebration of their roots and culture as shown in the clips of carnival.
This songs celebrating the individuals life, background and all the things they love about it even the mention to her Jamaican grandmother.
It might not be reggae/dancehall but it’s as proudly Jamaican as you could my bro
@@wethepeople1973slt No. It's a girl from the UK singing Soul Funk Which is American Music. What Next? Scottish Flamenco? McGomez? Drinking Malt Whisky? Fried Mars Bars etc. Yeah, Proudly Scottish.
@@mellowado6184why does the genre have anything to do with someone’s background?
And why does her background limit how she expresses herself and makes music?
By that standard hip-hop could never be hip-hop if it’s made by someone from U.K. yet here we are with some of the most successful artists representing every creed and colour, spawning our own unique sub-genres from it
Reggae could only be Jamaican yet one of the biggest most well known sound men (coxone and jah shaka aside) is a white working class Brit named David Rodigan or even ska, an early form reggae got breathed a be lease of life in the 80’s through English bands such as Madness the sound track to a bunch working class skinheads
I guess funk is also just a black American music too? Is that why there was an explosion of South African funk/soul artists in the 70’s
Sure every country has their own genre and style but people can take influence and inspiration and do whatever they want with it and doesn’t matter one bit because the race / nationality of the person making it.
Could you imagine if the Rolling Stones had never formed a band after hearing Muddy Waters and Howlin Wolf because they where white?
Someone once said music speaks where words fail. Music also doesn’t discriminate.
You are amazing. I just heard your set on JazzFM from Saturday. God Bless You. X
X? Not U? 😂
Apple Music put me on!
Sounds like Alicia keys, but it so great
💘 "promosm"