Mad Elaine sings of the ‘simple life’

Recording artiste Mad Elaine is promoting her easy-going, dubwise-style track, Life Can Be So Simple.

Recorded at Tuff Gong Studio with her Jamaican team Natural High, the track was created under the singer's Jah Guidance label.

"This song stemmed from an experience I had after I came to Jamaica last year. I had a dream about a special blue-water place in the country. When I reached the place, I started to feel a blue, soft and sweet energy running all over my body and I started to sing this song," the artiste described.

Born in Venice, Italy, as Carlotta Jovina Beeter, Mad Elaine's passion for music started as a young child and she has since blossomed into a multifaceted singer, songwriter, producer, performer and journalist. Indulging in reggae music for more than 30 years, she started out as a background vocalist, then became a singer, performing covers. She started to write songs on the rhythms of different producers and has now been producing her own stuff since 2015.

"My style of music brings freedom through listening. It's like a fresh wind that makes you feel lighter and connected; I am a passionate creator of bass lines," she said.

Over the course of her career, Mad Elaine has had the privilege of working with some very notable reggae producers in places like Peru, Chile, the UK and of course, Jamaica.

Life Can Be So Simple is one of two recent releases being promoted, the other being Mystic Call.

"My hope is to bring nice and good vibes for the people through my music, promote good health, and uplift minds," she expressed.

Her past releases include Aabracadabra (2009, produced by Ariwa Records), and Oh Jah (2022, produced by Jah Guidance).

"My goal right now is to keep the vibe going and get work done to reach my goals, such as the Grammys. There are many talents to work with, and I'm continuing to establish myself as a singer and producer through my record label," the singer stated.