After her breakout hit'Ex-boyfriend', Belizean Reggae Songstress,Tanya Carter,returns to the scene with a brand newtrack'Crazy'as sheexpandsher reach and carvesa niche of her own in the reggae genre.

Since the release ofEx-boyfriendandDJ Boy,Tanya has made some big moves worldwide with her unique brand of reggae music; performing on the big stage while at the same time paying close attention to the business of music.

InCrazy, Carter morphs into a hurt former girlfriend who is hell bent on exacting her revenge on a cheating boyfriend. The trackblends themes of revenge and regret as Carter chronicles the trials and tribulations of a bad relationship.

The Christopher Birch-produced singer has already started promotions on Crazy and will be in Jamaicathis monthtovoice more songs.

"Jamaica is my second home and Birchill Records is where the music happens for me. My new songCrazyis a bit different from my last two releasesEx-boyfriendandDJ Boy, as it looks on the more serious side of relationships,"Tanya explains

Confessing that the track is a bit grittier than fans are used to, Carter says her fans have consistently embraced her brand of music and herhonestlyrics that always seek to connect withher fans'life experiences.

Carter, who recently completed stintsinLos Angeles, New York,Surinameand Belize, says her career has been growing by leaps and bounds. Added to that, she has also performed on several festivals such as Carifesta, International Costa Maya Festival and the Sugar City Rum Festival.

Tanya, who is known for her style in Belize, has now branched out into fashion,teaming up with Ragga Wear out of LAwith her own T-Shirt line. Her increasing popularity in Central America has also made her the top celebrity for appearances and endorsements.

Tanya says she is in the reggae business:"I now have my ownReggaeT-Shirt line and I recently guest judged on a few episodes of Belize's Be The Next Superstar. Added to that, I am doing a lot of endorsements for companies likeSmart Telecom, Courts and L&R Liquors fromCentral America.Reggae music is a business and as I am passionate about this business, I am trying to make my mark".