The year 2011 has been a whirlwind for dancehall/reggae artiste Teflon. After a somewhat turbulent past few years, Teflon finally is in a happy frame of mind.

In 2011, Teflon made his presence felt all over the island, performing on stage shows like Follow Di Arrow, St Mary Mi Come From, GT Taylor Christmas Extravaganza and Sting. Of course, he also showed love to his fans via several club appearances where he mixed and mingled while delighting the crowd with several hits.

Last year also marked Teflon's return to Canada, and he took advantage of his second home by filming the video Blessed, a Black Ice Productions. His European and African Tour were rescheduled for 2012 because of prior conflict of interest with his end-of-year shows in Jamaica. He wants his international fans to know that he will be there sooner than later, and thank them for all the love and patience.

Teflon hit the music charts with several production such as Matey Anthem rhythm by Pure Music Productions, That's Life and Jah Nuh Let Me Go by GT production and Romiech production, and was blessed to voice on riddims for producers like Ward 21, Skatta, Cashflow, Breadback, Delly Ranks, Bigship, Tenament Yard and Computer Paul. His many collaborations included Capleton/King Shango with Same Struggle, Chezedek with Rise Again, Stevie Face with Sha La Laa and Marlon Binns with So Much Trouble.

Reflecting on this past year, Teflon admits that he made a few mistakes and learned hard lessons from them, but feels blessed to be able to do and share what he loves. "Jah bless me and through the struggle I will rise," he said.