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Chevelle Franklyn
Chevelle Franklyn (born 4 March 1974)〔(WAPJ This Day in Reggae )〕 is an award-winning Jamaican reggae and gospel reggae singer.
==Early life and reggae career==
Born in the Tawes Pen area of Spanish Town in St. Catherine Parish, Franklyn was the fourth in a family of ten children. She was forced to leave school at the age of fourteen to help support her family, and found work singing at hotels and resorts. After a year or two, she came to Kingston and worked with various producers there - Rohan Harrison, who had recorded her first single ("Here I Am") when she was 14, Steely & Clevie ("No One in the World", 1989) and Winston Riley. Manager and producer Mikey Bennett encouraged her to improve her education.〔(RudeGal biography of Franklyn, 2002 )〕 Produced by Harrison and Bennett, her first hit song was "Nice and Naughty" (1992). This helped lead to collaborations with major stars like deejay Spragga Benz ("A-1 Lover", 1995), Shabba Ranks ("Mr. Lover Man", 1991), deejay Lady G ("Thank You", 1995) and Beenie Man (the song and album ''Dancehall Queen'', 1997 (also used in the 1997 Jamaican movie ''Dancehall Queen'')).〔(CrossRhythms article on Franklyn, 13 November 2006 )〕 Franklyn was frustrated that she was usually replaced by an actress in the accompanying videos, and wanted to raise her profile as an artist. After the release of her album ''Serious Girl'' in 1996, Franklyn toured extensively in the Caribbean, the UK, and the US.
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