Janet Kay was born in North West London, of Jamaican parentage. Her career took off when she  recorded  a reggae cover of Minnie Ripperton's track, "Lovin' You" (produced by the Late Alton Ellis) which became a number one hit in the UK reggae charts in 1977. Janet recorded several other hits in the following 2 years.  In 1979, "Silly Games" (produced by Dennis Bovell) became a hit in not only the UK, but also in Europe.  Janet has been recorded in the Music Guinness Book of Records, as the first British black female reggae artist to have a reggae song at the top of the UK Pop charts. Janet appeared on BBC Television's Top of the Pops several times. 

Janet was also one of the creators and main characters (Angel) in the cast of the cult television sitcom  ‘No Problem’! (1981 - 1985) and has also made many other stage, TV and screen appearances.

In 1993 Janet had a No. 1 hit in Japan with, ironically “Lovin’ You” which she had re-recorded.  This was one of the tracks that sparked the reggae boom in Japan in the early 90’s.  Sony Music Japan signed Janet to their label where she had a string of hits in Japan and recorded 6 albums for them between 1993 and 2003.

Recently, Janet along side Victor Romero Evans and Carroll Thompson have been touring their successful hit show 'The Lovers Rock Monologues' in theatres around the UK.

Most recent album release is the Classic Covers Collection Vol. 1 available on iTunes and CD Baby.

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A female vocal trio started in the realms of the Lovers Rock era, although established their love for singing during their active involvement in the church gospel choir. They grew up listening to The Emotions, The Jacksons, Andre Crouch, Al Green, Dennis Brown and of course plenty of Studio One. 

They pride themselves on vocal harmony creation, adding special effects that enhance material they may be presented with. They have been in demand to support leading Jamaican reggae acts on tour in the UK. The girls have not restricted themselves to one genre and were also involved with a Rock/Indie outfit alongside performing RnB, Jazz. They have supported the likes of Roachford and Rosetta Hightower(Philly's 60's group The Orlons). 

Still performing on the circuit the trio still sing in Church when asked and are consistently showcasing their love for music on the circuit . The girls are currently recording their long awaited album

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