June is humming with Caribbean-American pride and a soundtrack of Black musical brilliance—and at the center of that celebration stands Jamaican-American songstress Lady Da Flame (Marjorie Reid). Her latest single, “You Can Do It,” crafted in collaboration with Righteous Corner Productions, has surged onto reggae charts in both New York and Florida while earning heavy-rotation status on regional radio.
Yet the Washington, DC-bred vocalist is chasing something bigger than chart positions.
“I’m here to bottle good energy and pour it into timeless records,” Lady Da Flame explains. “Every release should jolt listeners with optimism.”
That mission is resonating. In addition to “You Can Do It,” her catalogue brims with:
- “Just Another Day” – a sun-kissed cut riding the Consequence Riddim (CD Master / Inna Mi House Music).
- “Second Time” – a spirited answer record to dancehall heavyweight Khago’s “2 Time,” released in May.
- “Goodness of God” – a worship-infused reggae track steadily climbing streaming playlists.
- “God Answers Prayers” – the breakout smash that recently crossed the one-billion-stream milestone across digital platforms.
The momentum is undeniable. Hot 97 in New York has thrown its support behind multiple singles, widening the singer’s reach from Kingston to the Kissimmee airwaves and beyond.
With a summer slate of live appearances on both sides of the Caribbean Sea, Lady Da Flame is poised to convert airplay into unforgettable stage moments. Expect more radiant riddims, more affirmations, and—if history is any guide—another flood of feel-good streaming stats before the season wraps.
For fans seeking a soundtrack that champions resilience and joy, Lady Da Flame’s growing catalogue offers the perfect spark.
