It has been a while now since the militant songbird, born Princess Saulas, has been honing her voice in numerous studios, with the hope that one day her hard work would eventually pay off.
When you are just starting out in the music business its good to be able to rub shoulders with some of the best in the business and in the case of Princess Thundah, the experience has been good so far.
“I've been in the music business for six years professionally and it has been a wonderful experience for me because I have met a lot of people and I have gained a lot by working with some of these people,” she said.
But it hasn’t been all smooth sailing for her, as she has encountered several cynics in the business who has criticized her style of music.
However the Braeton Primary and Junior High graduate is moving full speed ahead with her career and has already began to make her mark with songs such as her hit single Life Caan Done which is currently number 16 on the Jamaica Music Countdown reggae chart and Baby, which features Natural Blacks.
Princess Thundah is also set to release her debut album titled Life Caan Done early next year. She recently returned to the US to continue working and the album. While in the US she will also be doing some promotional work. Princess Thundah will return to Jamaica in December, after completing a month long tour of France.
