Reggae singer and songwriter Sasha Dias makes her international debut with her first album Break Free, flowing with original songs, classic covers and stimulating melodies, covering everything from reggae to reggaeton to pop.

Featuring original compositions such as the title song "Break Free," "That's It" and "Walk Away," to reggaeton and pop infused "Boom" and "Four Leaf Clover," to her breezy cover of pop queen Celine Dion's "Power of Love," along with a sizzling cover of "Sometimes Love Just Ain't Enough," a duet with Terry Linen, Dias is bound to make her mark on the music scene worldwide.

This Florida-based songstress has strong roots in Jamaica's music and culture. Her grandfather and music mentor is veteran Jamaican singer Winston Dias (of "Cericy Tea" fame), and who has performed from reggae to R&B as a singer with the Drifters. Dias" inspiring, melodic vocal range and genre-bending sound are sure to make her album a favorite for music fans everywhere.