Nadine Sutherland ; News Page

News : August 2001

Following a stunning performance at S.O.Bs in New York on the 21st, and many other well-received appearances in the US during the spring and summer, Nadine now embarks on the Summer Reggae Festival Tour, which includes Buju Banton, Morgan Heritage, Toots & the Maytals, Spragga Benz, Mr. Vegas and Wayne Wonder.
The tour runs from August 29th through Sept. 3rd, with concerts in Florida at Tampa, Tallahassee, Jacksonville, Orlando, and West Palm Beach; and Atlanta, Georgia.

News : 2001 - Part One

Nadine's track "Fire", produced by Dean Fraser for Natural Bridge, has been circulating on a white label and has received wide dancehall support.
Her hit "Last Night Memory", is available on the VP compilation Down by the River (VPCD 2137).
"Sumthin' More than You" is Nadine's cut of Jeremy Harding's Lightning rhythm and is available on Greensleeves Rhythm Album no. 7 : Lightning (GRELCD707).
Nadine saw the year 2000 out in style with another New York Top Ten hit, "Why" - a VP 12" produced by Richie D (Too Bad).

News : September 2000

There's been another trip home for Nadine, this time for press and TV interviews in Kingston, plus sessions for Xterminator and Jeremy Harding - we can't wait to hear the results!

Meanwhile, her single "Last Night Memory" has just hit the Top Ten in the New York reggae charts and is receiving airplay in other US cities, and (of course) in JA.

News : June 2000

To quote Steve James in his JA RUNNINGS column in Echoes May 6-17, 2000 (thanks Steve!):

"Singer Nadine Sutherland is making a welcome return to JA success, now back with a new hit titled Skeezer. The song is on the Scotch Bonnet rhythm and was released on the Rich Kid label. After taking time out to be away from the limelight Nadine has returned to the music business and is ready to churn out the hits. Know for tunes like Action, Anything for You with Snow, Baby Face, Until, and Wicked and Wild, the singer felt that the limelight was too much to handle and decided to spend a few months in the US…"

You can see Nadine this summer at:
Atlanta's Club Hollywood, June 9th: New York's Downing Stadium for the Guinness Carifest (along with Luciano, Lexxus, and Donnell Jones), July 2nd; the Guinness Carifest in Washington, D.C., July 4th.

And we look forward to hearing more of Nadine's delicious and unmistakable vocals on these forthcoming VP releases:
"Last Night Memory" - produced by Dean Fraser, and a cut to Morgan Heritage's "Down By the River"; "Why" (produced by Richie D); and "Anything That You Can Do", in combination with Lexxus.

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