Regina Rae was born in Dublin Ireland. Her love for music developed through dance, while attending school.She began writing poetry, short stories and songs at a very early age. The first song she ever wrote called “It’s got to be you†later became the first track she recorded. From that point on she realized she wanted to pursue a career in music as a songwriter/vocalist.She moved to Northampton in the eighties and began developing her writing and vocal skills. While practicing one day to “Anita Baker’s Sweet Love†in her living room; a passer by knocked on her window, He turned out to be a promoter and close friend of the owner of a reggae label called Pioneer Music. He introduced her to many producers and artist on the scene at the time.After getting her first break she went on to work with various reggae acts. She became a Ragga Mc, performing on many sound systems, clubs and carnivals. In the late 80’s she began working with reggae producer David Morgan and they went on to run a record label called Phonix Productions. She continued in reggae music under the management of Roy Alton until 1993.Regina joined many different Indie bands along the way while also working as a solo artist. She continued to write and sing for various projects and individuals, including the independent movie, The Inbetweeners.Regina moved to London permanently in the nineties to attend university. It was while attending a University Course in London she met her now and long time friend Mc Singing Fats.Regina had been a massive fan of Reggae for years and loved Jungle when it landed. When Mc fats introduced her to DnB it seemed a natural progression for her.In Dec 2003 Regina met Asides and went on to work with him of the tracks, "What You Don't Know & Certainty†for Eastside Records. In 2005 she recorded Souls Unite with Influx UK for Formation Records. Regina has also worked with Unknown Factor & Insideinfo. she is currently part of CABIN FEVER which is comprised of Malachai Regina Rae Pappa and Gringo.
