Tasha T “The Musical Ambassador”, spreading strong positive
messages across Canada and throughout the world. Always
hardworking and committed to her artistic endeavors and musical
career, she has contributed to making a difference in the Reggae
industry as a Song Writer, Producer, Record Label Owner,
Philanthropist, and Artiste Consultant.
Recognized locally and internaGonally for her musical talent, starGng with Best
Female Newcomer in 1999, she has been honoured with commendaGons,
numerous nominaGons, and awards.
The World Ci?zen Ar?sts (WCA) and the Bob Marley Founda?on, Ghandi
Founda?on, and Belgravia Gallery, selected Tasha T as the Award Recipient,
for ‘Compete for Peace and Not War’ compeGGon, for her inspiraGonal
composiGon Spread Some Love.
First ever reggae arGste in the history of the Indigenous Music Awards to be
nominated for Best Interna?onal Indigenous Release and invited to perform at their
show in Winnipeg, Canada; thereby helping to form stronger Ges between reggae
music in Canada and the Indigenous Community.
Two-Gme Juno Nominee for Best Reggae Recording at the JUNO Awards for her
“Real Talk” Album and her single “Dem Need More Love”.
The Governor General of Canada awarded Tasha T for the Queen Elizabeth II
Diamond Jubilee Medal for her dedicaGon to her peers, community, and Canada.
Quote by HRH Queen Elizabeth II; “The contribuGons you have made to our naGon
are most commendable and deserve our praise and admiraGon.”
The first reggae arGste to receive an invitaGon to perform at the Union Summer
Series (Toronto, Canada)
The very first female to perform at the Roy Thompson and Massey Hall Summer
Music PaGo Series in Toronto, Canada.
InternaGonal Canadian music conductor, Boris BroS, invited Tasha T to be the first
reggae arGste to narrate the underground railroad and perform alongside his
orchestra at the BroS Music Educa?on Concert in Hamilton, Ontario.