After years of honing her musical chops as lead singer of the girl group 54-46 and as a backup singer for her famous father, reggae pioneer Toots Hibbert, singer Leba Hibbert has come full circle with the release of her debut solo album Intoxicated.

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The album was released more than a month ago, and has been doing well on iTunes. The physical CD has been well-received by music lovers and according to Leba, she is quite pleased at the response to the album.

“I am very pleased with the feedback I have been getting and to see that people are enjoying good quality music, it motivates any musician to continue on the same path,” Leba said in a release to the media.

The singer is currently on a two month promotional tour of the United States where she has been promoting the album.

Intoxicated contains 15 tracks. It features production work from a handful of luminaries whose track records have maintained universal appeal. The album has been released on the Nyana Records imprint.

Most of the tracks were written or co-written by Hibbert. However, a few covers were thrown in for good measure.

Leba recently performed on the National Labour Day concert at the Emancipation Park in New Kingston.