Moyann’s rise in the dancehall and entertainment scene has been meteoric. The latest artiste to emerge out of the COVID-19 pandemic, the popular songbird has not slowed down since her hit collaboration No Limit with global sensation, Shenseea.

Moyann is no stranger to the western side of Jamaica, in fact, she hails from Montego Bay, and it has always been a dream for her to perform at Reggae Sumfest and to have lived that dream, she is grateful for the opportunity and eyes more significant opportunities.

“This is my first Reggae Sumfest. I feel great and I feel super proud of myself… This is like a life-changing moment for me because growing up I’ve always watched Sumfest and know that this is like a milestone for every artiste with their careers coming up. So, I feel really good and excited for what’s next to come for me,” the No Limit hitmaker shared with Our Today.

“I feel like they loved my performance (fans). I tried my best because I was really nervous and tried not to look into the crowd but I could not help myself. So when I do look I see everyone reacting and that gave me a push and motivation,” she continued excitedly.

Moyann rocked the stage wearing a two-piece gold outfit paired with latex thigh-high brown heels, her infectious personality and energetic performance.

When asked what fans should expect soon, she said, “bigger and better things, more content, more music and more music videos, all of that good stuff because Moyann is a hard worker and I work hard”.

She performed alongside acts including Spice, Shenseea, Ishawna, Ding Dong, Aidonia, Skeng, Intence, Masicka, Chronic Law, Laalee, Jashii, Govana, Iwaata, Rytikal, 450, Marcy Chin, Toddler, and Brysco.