PROFILE - MELISSA C SINCLAIR
 Melissa is the Editor, Publisher and Proprietor of G MaG, the ‘Authentic Word in Black Entertainment’ - now a FREE bi-monthly publication - formerly Gargamel Magazine, the ‘International Word in Reggae & Urban’ music. Established in 1999, the magazine was being sold all over the world including the USA, Canada, Jamaica and Europe with some of its international writers residing in Miami, Florida and New York; The Gambia and Nigeria; Germany, France and, of course, Jamaica.
During Melissa’s professional career, she spent three years as a Music Editor at The Journal, once part of the Voice Newspaper Group. Prior to this, she spent some fifteen years as a Teacher of Adult Education, Business Studies and IT Communications based in local and central government’s training and educational establishments including the former Inner London Education Authority / Greater London Council. In the ‘80s, Melissa had served nine years as a Youth Leader motivating and empowering young people across the capital and in the very early days, she worked as a Legal Secretary. Her other interests and hobbies included managing her own Netball Club [Cameo] for over twenty years having played, coached and umpired for the All England Netball Association.
 As far as Reggae/Black music is concerned, Melissa grew up in an environment conducive to the genre and was once a member of a Lovers Rock group back in the late ‘70s, the days of Dennis Emmanuel Brown’s DEB Music label era. As a deejay (DJ Cameo), she played in numerous clubs and on the community (pirate) radio stations, Genesis FM and Klimaxx Radio from the early ‘90s and has done several guest shows for the BBC. Melissa is also currently the Music Co-ordinator for the ‘Lifestyle On Ben’ TV chat show. And, she occasionally acts as a Music Consultant to record labels, Event promoters and Artists as well as Proof Editor for various book publishers.
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