After Hurricane Melissa’s devastation in Jamaica and the Caribbean, reggae-gospel artist Lady Da Flame brings hope with her upcoming single, “Overcomer.”
“Her music inspires strength, faith, and perseverance for communities facing the long path to recovery,” said Flair Lindsey, Caribbean Entertainment Publicist at Acclaim PR, to Caribbean Life on Nov. 4.
“As families across Jamaica, Cuba, Haiti, and other affected islands begin to rebuild, Lady Da Flame’s catalog serves as a powerful soundtrack of healing and resilience,” she added.
“From the timeless faith anthem ‘God Answers Prayers’ — which has surpassed 1 billion global streams — to uplifting favorites like ‘I Nah Worry’, ‘You Can Do It’, and ‘Push’, her music reflects an unwavering mission to uplift hearts and souls,” Lindsey continued.
With “Overcomer,” Lindsey said Lady Da Flame continues blending reggae’s warmth with gospel’s inspiration — crafting music that transcends and speaks to the heart.
After sharing teasers on social media, Lindsey said Lady Da Flame has engaged global audiences, raising anticipation for the single’s message.
“I’ve always made music with intention — to inspire people in times of need,” Lady Da Flame said. “I want my songs to help carry people from despair to prosperity.
“We’ve faced hardship before, and I believe music has the power to lift us up again — heart by heart, home by home, nation by nation,” she added.
Lindsey said Lady Da Flame’s recent hits “I Know What It Is” and “Second Time” resonate across radio and social media, expanding her reach as one of the Caribbean’s most inspiring voices.
“Through every lyric and melody, Lady Da Flame stands as a symbol of hope, unity and renewal — reminding listeners that even after the storm, faith and love remain unshakable,” she said.
“As the Caribbean rises stronger than before, Lady Da Flame’s music stands as a spiritual companion on the journey from tragedy to triumph — echoing the resilience of a region that knows how to turn pain into power and hope into harmony,” she added.
