Hailed for her 21st century blend of reggae and R&B, Jamaica’s rising songstress Jaz Elise recently dropped her hit single Rice and Peas.

 The catchy single, which is the artiste’s first release of 2023, has been making its rounds on the Jamaican air waves.

The song, a romantic confession, brings blissful, feel-good energy that will have you dancing along to every beat.

Jaz Elise was born Jasmine Taylor. The Harbour View native grew up in the cultural mecca of Kingston, which helped to fuel her unique style.

The upcoming artiste is a multi-talented musician who is on a mission to make great songs to uplift and spread positivity to everyone.

The philosophy “Fulfill your purpose by following your passions and your heart guided by the wisdom of those who came before. Know that you are, you can and you will,” is one the entertainer goes by.

The promising reggae artiste has dropped hits after hits proving she’s yet to disappoint her growing fan base.

Here are five things you might not have known about entertainer Jaz Elise.

Not for fashion!

Jaz Elise’s signature glasses, though she rocks them well, are not for style.  The artiste actually has astigmatism and needs her glasses to see everything around her clearly.

She’s a plant mom!

Rice and peas isn’t the only thing Jaz Elise loves, the entertainer is also a lover of plants! The entertainer, who describes herself has a plant mom owns several different types of plants – some of which can be found in and around her home.

She likes to move it, move it!

The artiste has long boarded the ‘fitness express’. She believes in maintaining a healthy life and staying physically fit and as such enjoys working out to the beat of her tune.

The queen of salads!

The artiste told Our Today that she really enjoys eating salads and vegetable in general, especially lettuce.

She loves the leafy green so much, she will enjoy it by itself as quick snack.

Nature calls

The artiste is all about the island breeze as she’s a true nature lover.

During her leisure time she enjoys embracing her beautiful island home by visiting beaches and rivers.