All About
Paulette Tajah
Paulette has worked with several producers and record labels including Anthony Brightly (Sir George) & The Mad Professor at Ariwa,
In 1994, Paulette embarked on a project
with Tex Johnson and produced an album of well-known lover's rock classics, “Happy Memories,” which was well received and is timeless in its nostalgic appeal.
"Back to the Old Skool," released in 2001, was a compilation of rare groove classics in a lover's rock style and was well-received. Paulette has continued to work with various producers and has been promoting herself for over 3 decades. Paulette said she still feels that nervous energy every time she performs.
Paulette has been working on a new EP "Journal of a Butterfly" where she has collaborated closely with the legendary Carlton "Bubblers" Ogilvie and includes new original songs like, “Giving You Up,” on the “Big Frock Riddim,” and, beautifully executed covers like “Still in love.” and “Smile” Paulette also gained new inspiration for the album working with the artist, song writer, composer, musician and producer Richie Davis, to create the song "African Woman" which has added another dimension to the EP.
Many of the songs on the EP are original works by Paulette or collaborations with Carlton “Bubblers” Ogilvie or Richie Davis & Son.
“I can’t wait to get back on stage and perform with a live band, nothing beats that feeling and connection with an audience,”
"My awesome family, friends and people I have met on this journey have been such a huge source of strength encouragement love and understanding for which I am eternally grateful"
Paulette has received many accolades over the years, best newcomer, contribution to the industry to name a few, but it is her charity and community work that Paulette thrives on supporting many charities close to her heart with her music and practical support.
With God firmly leading the way in her life, Paulette has been able to fulfil a calling to write and record songs with spiritual meaning that will feature on the new EP