AFTER spending many years working behind the scenes as a background vocalist, fusion artiste Jahn’ll is ready to step into the spotlight.

“I’ve gained a lot of experience working as a background vocalist both in the studio and on stage. While I am grateful for that, I believe the time has come for me to showcase my talent in a much bigger way,” said the artiste.

The singer, who is the grand-daughter of legendary Jamaican music pioneer Clancy Eccles, says music is in her blood.

“I’m from a musical family; my father Clancy Eccles Jr is a singer; and his father, Clancy Eccles Sr, was a singer, songwriter and producer. All my life I’ve been surrounded by music and I was born with the gift of singing. So choosing a career in music was a very easy choice for me,” said Jahn’ll.

Jahn’ll is promoting a hot, new single titled Nuh Ready on the Pandemic Records label.

“I’m very excited about my new single. Since it came out I’ve been getting a lot of positive feedback about it. Everyone who’s heard it believes it has the potential to be a big hit,” she said.

She’s currently in the studio working on several new projects.

“I’m doing a lot of work in the studios because I want to drop a some more singles before the end of the year. I’m also contemplating about recording an EP or an album but I have not made up my mind as yet,” she added.

Jahn’ll — given name Jahnell Eccles — is a former Ashe alumni. She launched her recording career in 2009 with a song titled Wine on the Frenz For Real label.