Nadine Sutherland Unveils Stripped-Down Version of Smash Hit ‘Queen’

Jamaican reggae and dancehall artist Nadine Sutherland has released a touching acoustic rendition of her hit single “Queen” just in time for Mother’s Day. The stripped-down version of the emotionally charged track aims to connect with women worldwide, offering a raw and intimate perspective on the journeys they undertake throughout their lives.

Sutherland took to her Instagram page to introduce the acoustic version, emphasizing its importance for women to hear themselves in the song and connect with the narrative she shares. The song delves into the untold stories behind the crowns women wear, celebrating their resilience and strength.

Recorded and filmed at Anchor Studios, the acoustic rendition features Neil-Prince Halliburton on guitar and was engineered by Delroy “Fatta” Pottinger. Accompanying the release is an official music video, capturing the raw emotion and authenticity of the acoustic performance.

With a career spanning over three decades, Nadine Sutherland has solidified her place in the music industry with her powerful vocals and empowering messages. Her collaborations with renowned artists and her commitment to spreading positivity through music continue to inspire audiences worldwide.

For fans of Sutherland and enthusiasts of authentic, soul-stirring music, the acoustic version of “Queen” serves as a poignant reminder of the resilience and strength inherent in every woman’s story. The release is a heartfelt tribute to mothers everywhere, celebrating their unwavering spirit and grace.