Judith Ann Gayle is a prime example of God's ability to transform brokenness to wholesomeness and a life of despair to a life of divine purpose. Born in Clarendon, Jamaica, Judith did not have the privilege of completing High School, but that did not deter her from successfully pursuing higher education in later years. uncompromising love for God. She found solace in music and began a journey with her song “Me Na Lef Jamaica”, written by her mother Olive Porter. Judith rose to prominence as a cabaret singer in Jamaica’s most prestigious hotels. In 1999, she stopped by her old church where she use to attend Sunday school in Clarendon Jamaica, and it was there that her life changed as God captivated her heart. Like any diamond in the rough, her early years as a young Christian brought seemingly unbearable servings of loss, heartache, despair, fear, pain, struggle and suffering. Having been stripped of everything and isolated in misery, she was forced to grab hold of a holy boldness in God, who taught her how to smile again. To receive more updates on her achievements, and to connect directly with Judith, click the follow button on Spotify and visit her pages on Instagram and Facebook to get a deeper dive into Judith's life and creative process.