Suzette Ferrell, is a twenty-something year old Belizean-born beauty, now residing in Harlem. Her stage name, RedGal, was given to her in her native Belize because of the color of her skin and fire of her music. RedGal is very versatile and creative with her original style of music. Her music can be classified as "modern reggae," or as RedGal prefers, "Belizean Style," combining elements of traditional reggae, hip-hop and dancehall. RedGal believes that her music reflects her inner being. She also writes all her own songs - "positive"and "introspective" - in the "Belizean Style."

Red's Reviews "RedGal is one of those artist that is so developed and talented you just know she is going to be a huge artist." Papa Dog, Pure Dog Entertainment, Dog Water Liquor "RedGal is the new Reggae Princess casting Belizean influences on reggae and hip-hop." Melissa Sessoms / TVT Records & Jackie O, Sessoms PR Group "RedGal is very entertaining, very sizzling, nothing but fire. Look out for this girl she can reach to the number one on the charts as fast as any of these signed artists." Karl Brown, Kiss 98.7 FM Radio NY "RedGal is a breath of fresh air to reggae which has long been dominated by the men. She is indefinably ready to give them a run for their money." Angel Martinez, G-Unit Records "She is every producers dream to work with just focused, just a very well crafted and talented." DJ Young and Focus, BX, NY "RedGal is the new Reggae Princess defining what she calls 'Belizean Style'." Jeff Plair / J Star Entertainment, Atl. "She has that "IT" factor!" Oscar Sanchez, Universal Music "RedGal flow is just so wicked I can't wait to see her blow and I am confident her time is shortly arriving." DJ Fat Boy, Frank White Productions "RedGal has lots of energy and brings a whole new angle to reggae and it is evident in her musical presentation." J. Hatch, Inasirkl Entertainment "I am always impressed with what she can do, she can take this to the next level." Cameron Fields (producer), Rock Boddum Music, LLC "Red is the truth, make no mistakes about it." Jimmy J, Sub Urban Record