With 5 No.1 reggae singles and 10 top selling albums, 8 UK and International Reggae Music Awards winner Cross is only getting started. The singer returns just as fierce and compelling on her 11th single entitled “Race For Life” released on North West London’s Stingray Records. The single projects an amazing performance from the stunning and talented singer/songwriter diva of Reggae. Born amongst seven boys to Jamaican parents, and raised in London, England. Her music career started when she won a local talent contest at the age of 14. Five No.1 hits followed over the years, which included her biggest hit to date, “Country Living’, produced by the notorious Neil Frazer aka The Mad Professor of Ariwa Records, London. Country Living spent a whopping 10 weeks at the No.1 spot in the UK and European reggae charts in 1985, and was followed by twelve top 10 albums. Cross went on to accumulate popularity and fame in the reggae industry and became one of the most admired female reggae singers in the business. She earned the title of the BBC listener’s “Britain’s Best Female Reggae Singer” for six consecutive years between 1986 -1991. “Race For Life, In 2003, days before her mother died of a blocked artery to her heart, she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. She had no idea that she had this disease. ‘We just could not understand how such a killer disease was able to lay dormant for so many years with no symptoms’, Cross laments. After watching the UK 2011’s Race For Life Cancer Campaign she felt a strong need to support this cause. “I wrote this song for all those who have and are suffering with this terrible disease today, as well as a special tribute to my mom…. I truly believe that a cure will be found one day…..I hold my hand to my heart and everyday, continue to keep up the faith….” As she continues her multi-faceted journey, one constant that remains for Cross, are her fans. “Being connected with my fans is what keeps me going,” she says. “They’re the reason why I am where I am today, they are the reason for the re-injection of confidence and the ability to produce great music. Everything I do, every song I sing, each album produced, is a continuation of me excelling to higher heights in this music industry.”