Tanya Mullings

"Rescue Me" The Top Reggae Single" - The Weekly Star

The Tanya Mullings Show on E2onair Radio in NY - The Weekly Star

A Documentary that aired on Bravo getting to know the artist Tanya Mullings and the 22 years she's been in the business. - Heart Beat

Tanya Mullings the Canadian born diva who has won the heart of fans all across Canada and the Caribbean, is now poised and ready to take over the US.

Being the daughter of the late great Jamaican reggae music Producer Karl Mullings, means Tanya has been taught by one of the best. [in every sense]

She has a brand new album out...'Music Is My Life', and the reviews have been nothing but positive. "I personally endorse this album. It bad!!! One of my favorite tracks has got to be 'I Don't Mind' featuring Morgan Heritage".

Tanya has been branded as the, 'pioneer female reggae artist' in Canada...and no, I didn't make that up, nor did she. It is documented in the encyclopedia of music. That's hot!
I could tell you about the many many awards she has won, but I'd rather you read it for yourself. Yep...you guessed it. I am sending you to her MySpace page. Just click on her pic.

Lot's more info will be coming your way shortly on Tanya. This was just an intro.

The album is available for purchase on her page also.
Get your copy. You won't be sorry.


- OutaRoad.com

Toronto: The Queen of Canadian reggae Tanya Mullings, recipient of 14 Canadian Reggae Music Awards (CRMA), 7 Caribbean Crucible Awards, 4 Juno Nominations and 2 Reggae Music Achievement Awards (RMAA) has signed on as one of the performers at Irie Jamboree, North America's premier reggae festival, slated to take place at Roy Wilkins Park in New York on Labor Day Sunday August 31, 2008.

Steven 'Yello' Williams, one of the executives of Irie Jamboree who travelled to Canada for the launch during the Caribana festivities said, "We are extremely excited to support Canadian talent this year at Irie Jamboree 2008. I am confident we have found the best Canada has to offer."

Tanya Mullings, who has performed at major international festivals including Reggae Sumfest in Jamaica and the Montreal Reggae Festival in Quebec is the second daughter of the late Karl Mullings, forefather of Canadian Reggae and a co-founder of the world renowned Caribana.

"Tanya's forthcoming album 'Music Is My Life' supports her talents and confirms her position as the top female reggae artist in Canada," says Carrie Mullings, Manager and President of i.M.O.K. Enterprises.

With a number of documentaries airing in Canada on Tanya and the Mullings Family history, we are proud to have a member of Canada's 1st Family of Reggae on the 2008 lineup for Irie Jamboree Carrie noted.

Media Marketer, Anthony Turner, who along with Michael Williams and Irwine Clare travelled to Canada as part of the Irie Jamboree Executive team said, "While we seek to expand our marketing efforts internationally, our expectation is to bring awareness to the Irie Jamboree product; to foster long term relationships with our neighbors in Canada and encourage patronage at Irie Jamboree 2008."

Among the other acts slated to perform at Irie Jamboree are Tarrus Riley, Beenieman, Coco Tea, Sizzla, Elephant Man, Yellow Man and rising reggae stars Serani, Bugle, DeMarco and Little Hero. - TriniJungleJuice.com

If Tanya Mullings is as love lost as some of these songs suggest (“All Alone,” “Broken Hearted”), you wouldn’t know it by the sultry way she croons and entices the listener. Music is My Life is smooth reggae at its finest, due in part to Mullings’ velvet vocals and persuasive songs, but also because the producers (Dubmatrix and Bobby Digital, to name a few) didn’t equate “smooth,” thankfully, with boring (sorry, Wayne Wonder). Dubmatrix keeps things interesting on “Baby Come Close,” fattening up the groove for Mullings to work her magic over, and Dalton Browne adds enough pizzazz to “All Alone” to transform it from a Sade-inspired quasi-R&B song by giving it a dub injection. The cover of “Let the Music Play” has a tuff ragga riddim that provides a cool counterpoint to Mullings’ voice, and the song only gets better once aggressive deejay Mega Banton puts his imprint on it. But it is album centrepiece “Nuh Easy” and the rebellious “Lonely Girl” where Mullings stakes her territory as an artist (and lover) to be reckoned with. (VP)
- Exclaim.ca.Brent Hagerman