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NADINE MARIE: A Brief Biography Nadine Miller grew up in Spanish Town, St. Catherine. Nadine was the oldest of three girls for the Miller's family and is also a Trained Teacher presently attending the Shortwood Teachers’ College. Singer/songwriter/dancer found her found her talent, during her early years at the Jonathan Grant High School in the 90's -majored in music was her first love. Music started when she found an all girls vocal group at the school; they called themselves ‘N'voy’.” I encouraged the vocal group to enter the Tastee Talent Contest in 1998” where they reached the semifinals. The group furthered their success, and became second place winners in the Jamaica Cultural Gospel Competition (2005) with one of the biggest Gospel hits “Cry for Change” written by Nadine Miller.

Taking a new turn with her solo career, she have been through different forums in the music industry, working with names such as Katalyst Crew, George Nooks, Chevelle Franklyn, Radic, Dwayne (Wire) Fletcher keyboard player from C-Sharp, Dj Nicholas, Kerron Ennis, Ryan Mark, Jenieve/Robert, Grub Cooper, Dale 'dizzle' Virgo, Perpetual Praise and our local acts and producers.

Nadine Marie can remember special moments like sharing her talent, singing for the Prime minister Hon. P.J Patterson's Festival in 2002 at the James Bond Beach, St. Mary. The Independence Jamboree for J.C.D.C 2005 where the Hon. Portia Simpson-Miller was a special guest.
She also share stage with international Artists like- Mary Mary, Kirk Franklyn, Sherwin Gardner, Love Circle (Trinidad), Emerand Henry (St. Lucia)

Nadine Marie now promotes her new singles ‘Woeh’, ‘Put yu Hands Up’ and “Nothing At All’ (valentine Special), ‘People Say’ producers Ariff Butler, Dale Virgo and Alex Martin- Blanken.


“I believe that God have cause me to go through some things for a purpose and literally struggled to get out of it, these experiences have built me as an individual, a minister of the gospel: for the good to come. Through these songs I share my moments and testimonies with the world. I desire for the day to come when my country will be change through music that I preach”.