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Queen has had several of her recordings become a staple on the airwaves, from the ever popular “Randy” to “Boxers and Stockings”. Queen Ifrica’s music resonates with conscious energy, purifying the energy. She remains grounded in her way of life, her community and her children. She has a strong social consciousness, supporting her words with actions, being an active participant in several community outreach activities. Included in this is her work on the Committee for Community in the heart of Kingston’s inner-city, particularly the S-Corner community in Kingston 13. The United Nations’ celebration of the Year of the Volunteers in 2001 saw her teaming with Tony Rebel and others to deliver a song recognized by the United Nations as a gem.

Queen’s stage presence has blazed a trail at numerous shows locally and abroad. She has shared stage with the legendary Abyssinians, Black Uhuru, Gregory Isaacs, Buju Banton, Culture, Burning Spear, Sly and Robbie, and the list keeps growing. Her presence has being felt in Italy, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Switzerland, in fact, she has blazed right across Europe, North America, the Caribbean and has her sights on Africa in the upcoming year. She has worked on projects with all of reggae’s great producers and has done combinations with John Holt, Tony Rebel, Capleton and a host of other reggae’s great. Her debut album, Fyah Muma is now in stores, to strong demand for the album and lives performances, adding to her already packed itinerary for the year. Prime Minister of Jamaica, Portia Simpson Miller has publicly declared Queen Ifrica as one of her favorite artistes.