At the turn of the 2000s, dancehall artiste Ce’Cile rode the charts with hit after hit.
Songs like Hot Like We, Changes, Can You Do Di Wuk with Sean Paul, and Nah Stress Ova Man kept Ce’Cile on the dancehall radar, earning fans locally and globally. In 2026, she will return to one of her biggest markets, Germany, where she will perform on multiple stages.
“I will be in Europe for the summer; specifically, Germany has been confirmed so far. But we are adding more stops as we go along,” the singer said.
Germany has always been a major market for her, having scored multiple hits on the mainstream and urban charts there, including Hot Like We. Ce’Cile will kick off 2026 with shows in The Bahamas, Africa and the United States. Additionally, she has new music on the way.
“I have a project coming out, and I have releases with other artistes that I am producing as well. For the EP, I just want to focus on some music that I have grown to love over the years. I kinda stayed away from covers, but I hope to do some for this EP. That’s really the direction I want for this,” Ce’Cile said.
She added, “For the EP, I am hoping to get some people on maybe two tracks, singers mostly, so I’m scouting possibilities now. I want to work with artistes that I personally like and who I think would fit the songs that I like.”
Ce’Cile has been working closely with artistes like Soun Bwoii and Tanzie, and contrary to popular belief, she is not managing artistes.
“I do a lot of production, and I help the artistes I’m producing until they find good management. I actually don’t like artiste management at all. I don’t have the time for it, it really is a full-time job, and it takes a lot of dedication and networking,” she said.
Along with some of her friends, including track athlete Danielle Williams, Ce’Cile embarked on hurricane relief in St Elizabeth, giving back to people who were affected by the passage of Hurricane Melissa.
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