[4] Jaqee speaks Luganda, Nkore, English, and Swedish, as well as "a little bit" of Spanish; she is learning German.

[5] In May 2005, she released her self-financed debut album Blaqalixious, which won the best Soul/Hip-Hop prize at ManifestGalan 2006 and included songs like "The Way You Make Me Feel", "Karma", and "Headfall".

"[4] "[It] was my direct contact to the music that a rural community in the diaspora plays", she said of the album.

Jaqee's most recent album is Kokoo Girl, a return to roots reggae and ska.

[5] "I grew up with African Gospel, in a sad and turbulent environment, so for me, this means I grasp and totally understand reggae and its never-ending struggle for the common man," Jaqee said.