REGGAE SENSATION ALEIGHCIA SCOTT STRIKES GOLD WITH “CAN’T BE A FOOL” – CEMENTING HER PLACE AS THE FUTURE OF REGGAE
Aleighcia Scott, a radiant force in UK reggae, closes 2024 with her electrifying single Can’t Be A Fool. This commanding anthem, produced by Samuel Huelin (Big Chip) under the Mash & Greens label, serves as a reminder of self-worth and confidence.
The track appears on a landmark album celebrating the best of UK reggae, including features from Bristol’s Run Come Down and the Cornerstone Horns.
Aleighcia’s powerful vocals convey a message that resonates deeply with listeners from all backgrounds.“Can’t Be A Fool is about self-worth, confidence, and knowing what you deserve,” Aleighcia shares, “It’s a message that resonates with anyone who values themselves and refuses to settle.”
2024 has seen Aleighcia cement her place as a transformative figure in reggae. Her soulful performance of Bob Marley’s Redemption Song at the Sky Arts Awards, accompanied by the Kanneh-Mason Family, was a poignant moment that underscored her vocal prowess and emotional depth.
Critics and fans alike hailed the performance as a bridge between reggae’s roots and its ever-evolving global appeal.
Beyond music, Aleighcia is breaking barriers in broadcasting. As a coach on The Voice (Y Llais), she inspires aspiring Welsh talent alongside legends like Sir Bryn Terfel. Her presence extends to the airwaves, with her BBC Radio Wales show and a role as deputy host for David Rodigan on BBC Radio 1Xtra.
CAN’T BE A FOOL IS ABOUT SELF-WORTH, CONFIDENCE, AND KNOWING WHAT YOU DESERVE
Following the success of her debut album Windrush Baby and a sold-out UK tour, Aleighcia’s ascent is unstoppable.
Whether on stage, in the studio, or behind a microphone, her dynamic artistry is shaping the future of reggae. As we step into 2025, Aleighcia Scott isn’t just part of the conversation—she’s leading it.
ABOUT ALEIGHCIA SCOTT
Aleighcia Scott blends the soulful essence of reggae’s roots with modern finesse, creating music that captivates and inspires. Born to Jamaican and Welsh parents, she channels both heritages into powerful songs that resonate worldwide.
Her debut album, Windrush Baby, produced by reggae legend Rory Stonelove, showcases her versatility and deep connection to reggae’s foundation.
With standout performances at SXSW, Glastonbury, and Kingston’s Dub Club, Aleighcia’s star continues to rise. A BBC Radio Wales host and Grammy Recording Academy member, she’s boldly shaping the future of reggae music.
