Judith Gayle-Wright was born and raised in Chateau, Clarendon. From ever since she could remember, music has always been her love. She traveled to the Cayman Islands to perform in 1983, and when she was about 14 years of age, she auditioned for the ‘Tastee Talent Competition’. Although she was not selected for the competition, Judith had shown her audience a taste of what is to come. Judith relocated to Negril to reside with her brother, who owned and operated several businesses along the northern coastal areas. She was eventually employed with Hedonism II Resort as a ‘singing entertainer’, and she entertained on the North Coast of Jamaica for approximately ten years. In 1998, Judith was the first runner up in the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission Popular Song Competition with her first single ‘Mi Na Lef Jamaica’. She then teamed up with Lady Saw to record a song entitled “Matey”. Judith was also a back up singer for Ritchie Stephens. She felt God calling her back to the Christian faith and she finally gave up her ‘secular’ lifestyle and singing career to be sold out to God. Judith is currently a proud member of the Overcomers Christian International. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Annointed psalmist and singer, has been declaring the uncompromised word of God through divinely inspired songs, both locally and internationally. These inspiring and soul searching songs were birthed out of an intimate relationship with the Lord as he fashioned her to his likeness after saving her from a "comfortable" but empty life To hear Judith's captivating vocals is to be convicted by by a passionate heart which desires to see the people of God walk in liberty, truth and integrity This versatile singer is no novice to the music industry; she was a cabaret singer at a world renown Beaches, Breezes and Grand Lido hotels in Jamaica. In 1998 she was awarded second place in Jamaica's celebrated Popular Song Festival. Judith also shared her talent with others in the secular music industry as back up vocalist for the like of Beres Hammond, Richie Stevens and Lady Saw. As a transformed woman, Judith Gayle is now a radical minister who was delivered from terrifying occultic oppression, as such; she refuses to settle for mediocrity and pretentiousness within the Kingdom of God. Judith Gayle became a household name in Jamaica with her hit song "Hey, hey, Jesus is alive". Since then, she has released three remarkable albums, "Jesus is Alive", "The Sun Shines Again" and "Broken to be Blessed," which are strengthening and renewing hope in the hearts of thousands. Her prolific song writing skill is evident in her own beautifully penned songs from her three albums: Upon this Rock, The Sun shines again, Immanuel, Jesus is Alive and Broken to Be Blessed. These songs, among others, stand as towering witnesses to the awesome and undying love of God that Judith has experienced. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.