Don't Miss Suzie Q the "Fire Muma" as she plays the Best in Reggae Music on Blaze FM Suzie Q got her starts in Radio on Jamaica's Premiere Reggae Radio - Irie FM In 1990 as the Chief Accountant , as all on air time slots were gone by the time she got an Interview with then General Manager Clyde McKenzie , who offered her an Accounting position with her Auditing Experience. She realized it was best to be in the company and accepted. She would join Big A most Sundays and learn from him until her Big Break came she got to host a show which she called "The Jam" with the late Mighty Mike Saturdays 2pm to 7pm. Which was number 1 for that time slot in Jamaica. With this new found radio success Suzie Q started hitting the dances as Jamaica's first Female dancehall Selector, Clashing with the best sound systems in Jamaica such as Metromedia - Sky Juice, Bass Odyssey - Squingy to name her two most memorable, and has never lost. This created a high demand for Suzie Q and she began touring extensively around the World. South Florida and the World get ready for a woman who has been waving the Reggae Banner High and will continue to do so without apology.

Don't Miss Suzie Q the "Fire Muma" as she plays the Best in Reggae Music on Blaze FM Suzie Q got her starts in Radio on Jamaica's Premiere Reggae Radio - Irie FM In 1990 as the Chief Accountant , as all on air time slots were gone by the time she got an Interview with then General Manager Clyde McKenzie , who offered her an Accounting position with her Auditing Experience. She realized it was best to be in the company and accepted. She would join Big A most Sundays and learn from him until her Big Break came she got to host a show which she called "The Jam" with the late Mighty Mike Saturdays 2pm to 7pm. Which was number 1 for that time slot in Jamaica. With this new found radio success Suzie Q started hitting the dances as Jamaica's first Female dancehall Selector, Clashing with the best sound systems in Jamaica such as Metromedia - Sky Juice, Bass Odyssey - Squingy to name her two most memorable, and has never lost. This created a high demand for Suzie Q and she began touring extensively around the World. South Florida and the World get ready for a woman who has been waving the Reggae Banner High and will continue to do so without apology.

Don't Miss Suzie Q the "Fire Muma" as she plays the Best in Reggae Music on Blaze FM Suzie Q got her starts in Radio on Jamaica's Premiere Reggae Radio - Irie FM In 1990 as the Chief Accountant , as all on air time slots were gone by the time she got an Interview with then General Manager Clyde McKenzie , who offered her an Accounting position with her Auditing Experience. She realized it was best to be in the company and accepted. She would join Big A most Sundays and learn from him until her Big Break came she got to host a show which she called "The Jam" with the late Mighty Mike Saturdays 2pm to 7pm. Which was number 1 for that time slot in Jamaica. With this new found radio success Suzie Q started hitting the dances as Jamaica's first Female dancehall Selector, Clashing with the best sound systems in Jamaica such as Metromedia - Sky Juice, Bass Odyssey - Squingy to name her two most memorable, and has never lost. This created a high demand for Suzie Q and she began touring extensively around the World. South Florida and the World get ready for a woman who has been waving the Reggae Banner High and will continue to do so without apology.

Don't Miss Suzie Q the "Fire Muma" as she plays the Best in Reggae Music on Blaze FM Suzie Q got her starts in Radio on Jamaica's Premiere Reggae Radio - Irie FM In 1990 as the Chief Accountant , as all on air time slots were gone by the time she got an Interview with then General Manager Clyde McKenzie , who offered her an Accounting position with her Auditing Experience. She realized it was best to be in the company and accepted. She would join Big A most Sundays and learn from him until her Big Break came she got to host a show which she called "The Jam" with the late Mighty Mike Saturdays 2pm to 7pm. Which was number 1 for that time slot in Jamaica. With this new found radio success Suzie Q started hitting the dances as Jamaica's first Female dancehall Selector, Clashing with the best sound systems in Jamaica such as Metromedia - Sky Juice, Bass Odyssey - Squingy to name her two most memorable, and has never lost. This created a high demand for Suzie Q and she began touring extensively around the World. South Florida and the World get ready for a woman who has been waving the Reggae Banner High and will continue to do so without apology.

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Don't Miss Suzie Q the "Fire Muma" as she plays the Best in Reggae Music on Blaze FM Suzie Q got her starts in Radio on Jamaica's Premiere Reggae Radio - Irie FM In 1990 as the Chief Accountant , as all on air time slots were gone by the time she got an Interview with then General Manager Clyde McKenzie , who offered her an Accounting position with her Auditing Experience. She realized it was best to be in the company and accepted. She would join Big A most Sundays and learn from him until her Big Break came she got to host a show which she called "The Jam" with the late Mighty Mike Saturdays 2pm to 7pm. Which was number 1 for that time slot in Jamaica. With this new found radio success Suzie Q started hitting the dances as Jamaica's first Female dancehall Selector, Clashing with the best sound systems in Jamaica such as Metromedia - Sky Juice, Bass Odyssey - Squingy to name her two most memorable, and has never lost. This created a high demand for Suzie Q and she began touring extensively around the World. South Florida and the World get ready for a woman who has been waving the Reggae Banner High and will continue to do so without apology.

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Reggae North Jam

with Tony Anthony Get your "belly full" of the best in Reggae Music