A local recording producer needed a backing vocalist for his musical project and a contest was held in Stockwell, South London.

During 1994 she travelled to Germany, Nicaragua and Brazil, creating a fan base and performed on Warehouse Showcase on London's Carlton Television.

"[2] In a May 2020 interview by Yasmine Peru for The Gleaner, she spoke of the success of her global hit song "Sweet Sensation" and how she was initially introduced to UK music executive Mark Duffus owner of Digital Jukebox Records in 2015.

Yvonne was a regular act on the mid 1980s weekly Carlton Television show The Warehouse, presented by British comedian Miles Crawford, where she was and still is considered one of the hardest-working Jamaican female reggae vocalists in the business.

Through her challenges on the road to recognition and her upcoming documentary, Untold Reggae, which traces her life from her roots in Steer Town, Saint Ann Parish to the present, Yvonne is very excited about her future and return to performing in South America.

[3] In the following month she was interviewed by Jerade James for Future Topic magazine and Black British Musicians, reminising her performance at London's Royal Albert Hall for Barbados independence during the mid 1990s, along with other reputable Soca music artists like the Mighty Gabby & Grynner.

[4] [5] In October 2022, Yvonne was featured in the Black History Month special edition of Vogue magazine [6] for her continuing hard work in reggae music since the 1960s, speaking of her life living in Jamaica and London through the past decades.