Reggae artiste Ruffi-Ann, formerly known as Lady Shabba, has developed into a very strong stage performer.

Her prowess on stage was evident when she performed atthe celebration of the 84th anniversary of the Coronation of the Emperor of Ethiopia Haile Selassie I, held at the Twelve Tribes of Israel headquarters in Kingston recently.

Ruffi-Ann entertained the massive audience which turned out for the event in fine style, as she reeled off a number of songs from her impressive catalogue such as Careless Driving, Poor Caan Tek NuhMore, Save the Juvenile and Hot Skull.

"Whenever I go onstage, I try my best to give the audience a very good performance, and that's what I did at the coronation celebrations. The audience really appreciated my performance and showed me a lot of love," said Ruffi-Ann.

Ruffi-Ann is currently promoting the video for her latest single, Hot Skull.

"The video is doing well; it's getting a lot of rotation and the fans love it. Everywhere I go, people come up to me and tell me they love the video."

Ruffi-Ann is also working on a number of new projects to be released on her Sugar Pan Productions label.

"I've been very busy in the studios working on a number of new songs, some of them will be released in time for the Christmas season."