The artiste has had credible success since the release of her Ex Boyfriend single last year, and then followed with Mr DJ Boy and Crazy.She is growing in her music and now is a recognised name in Caribbean reggae.
Bullie, produced by ace Christopher Birch, has a slower tempo than her previous three singles, but still carries the sumptuous voice of Carter on a signature Birch Hill records beat.
"It's a bit controversial but we took it there. The guys talk about these things all the time and we can do it as well," she said Carter.
The song is accompanied by a video, released recently, which, Carter said, is cutting edge.
"We actually do not have any guys in this video, just some sexy girls having fun and showing the diversity of the Caribbean and Belize," she said.
Now preparing for the launch of her yet-to-be-named album, Carter, who continues to be Belize's top reggae artiste, reveals that the album is a combination of her experience in the music.
"This album is about my growth in the music; talking about everything from love to hate. We are working with different producers out of places like Africa, Miami, LA and Jamaica. We wanted to do a reggae-fusion album.
"This album is being directed by my new team and we are working on taking the music to higher heights and becoming more known, not just in the Caribbean, but also the United States and Europe."
Bullie, produced by ace Christopher Birch, has a slower tempo than her previous three singles, but still carries the sumptuous voice of Carter on a signature Birch Hill records beat.
"It's a bit controversial but we took it there. The guys talk about these things all the time and we can do it as well," she said Carter.
The song is accompanied by a video, released recently, which, Carter said, is cutting edge.
"We actually do not have any guys in this video, just some sexy girls having fun and showing the diversity of the Caribbean and Belize," she said.
Now preparing for the launch of her yet-to-be-named album, Carter, who continues to be Belize's top reggae artiste, reveals that the album is a combination of her experience in the music.
"This album is about my growth in the music; talking about everything from love to hate. We are working with different producers out of places like Africa, Miami, LA and Jamaica. We wanted to do a reggae-fusion album.
"This album is being directed by my new team and we are working on taking the music to higher heights and becoming more known, not just in the Caribbean, but also the United States and Europe."
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