REGGAE songstress Cen-C Love is very happy with the way things have been going with her career since she made her return to the music biz last year.

Looking to emulate the success of her famous father, reggae pioneer Bunny Wailer, Cen-C Love says she is putting in the hard work and dedication into her craft and she knows that it will only be a matter of time before she becomes a household name in the music industry worldwide.

Cen-C Love is happy with the reponse she has been receiving for Casanova, the first single from her Love Letter album released in February.

The young singer is currently in Jamaica promoting another single, the hip hop-inspired track called Cystem, which also features her younger brother Asadenaki (Mysterious One).

She is now gearing up for her upcoming performance on Plug and Play this Friday, May 6 at the Jonkanoo Lounge, Wyndam Kingston hotel. Sharing the stage on Friday with her also will be her cousin Andrew Tosh, son of another great reggae pioneer, Peter Tosh. Andrew Tosh, who was recently nominated for a Grammy Award, will be the special guest performer while the opening acts will be G Whyte and L&S Symfhoney.