Remember UK lovers rock pioneers Brown Sugar and their hit song I'm in Love with a Dreadlocks? Well, no worries if you don't. It was more 30 years ago.

But now one of the trio's members is back. Pauline Catlin is now back and goes under the name Shezekiel.

Her first solo single Beams from Heaven was written by the 18th century hymn writer Charles A Tindley and produced by Carlton "Bubbler's" Ogilvie and is a return to her reggae roots. The song is an ode to cancer victims worldwide, but particularly her sister, who introduced her to reggae and is now terminally ill with cancer.

Another single – I am With You – will soon hit the streets. It was penned by Shezekiel at the age of 19 and produced by Clifton "Bigga" Morrison. And both tracks will be featured on her forthcoming album Catch the Boat, which is a catalogue of songs written by her over a 27 year period.

Catch the Boat is produced by jazz man Wayne Brown and is in a press release described as a "positively charged mix of jazz and reggae".