ISHA BEL & MIRIAM SIMONE’S ‘SISTER SISTER’ SPARKS A BOLD CALL FOR SOLIDARITY
Reggae powerhouses IshA Bel and Miriam Simone join forces on Sister Sister, a bold anthem celebrating unity and resilience. Their decade-long friendship and deep musical bond sparked an entire EP during the pandemic, with this track emerging from shared reasoning and inspiration.
Beyond the music, Sister Sister serves as the theme song for the Indigenous Motherhouse Foundation, an initiative founded by Simone to uplift women. IshA Bel, also a director, steered the song’s production to ensure its message resonates.
SISTER SISTER IS A CALL TO UNITY AND A TRIBUTE TO RESILIENCE
The track’s foundation comes from an all-star lineup of musicians. Franklyn “Bubbla” Waul, Ian Knight, and Marlon Dixon lay down the drums, bass, and keys. Gibby “Lebert” Morrison adds guitar, while Sheldon Bernard brings the flute. Junior Congo provides percussion, with Harmonique delivering additional harmonies.
Recorded at Bobby Digital Studio, engineered by Calibud, and expertly mixed by Tandra “JahGaroo” Jhagroo, the production delivers depth and soul.
With a music video premiere dropping on Kalinga Records and Dredda Records, Sister Sister is a powerful call for solidarity, delivered with soul.
ABOUT ISHA BEL
Jamaican roots reggae and dub artist IshA Bel delivers raw energy, conscious lyrics, and a powerful voice. A singer, songwriter, and producer, she blends roots reggae, dub and lovers’ rock with authenticity.
She has worked with Conscious Sounds, OBF Sound, and Chaka Demus, while her Splice Dub Reggae Vocal Pack surpassed 500,000 sales.
Performing at Dubquake Festival, Reggae Land Festival, and Electric Brixton, she continues to push reggae’s boundaries.
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ABOUT MIRIAM SIMONE
Miriam Simone is a Netherlands-based reggae artist with Surinamese roots, known for her soulful voice and conscious lyrics. She has collaborated with Lutan Fyah, Sizzla, Queen Omega, and Cenny Camara, solidifying her place in reggae’s global movement.
As the founder of Dredda Records, she has released powerful projects while leading the Indigenous Motherhouse Foundation, uplifting women and children across Holland, Jamaica, and Ghana. Her reach extends into fashion with M&M Royalties, which debuted at New York Fashion Week 2023 and media through Key Media and Radio Rakoki.
With new music on the horizon, Miriam Simone continues to push boundaries in reggae, business and activism.
