Jadiluc Returns: Cancer Survivor, R&B Powerhouse, and the New Face of Ivy League Hits

Rising from adversity and stepping into the global spotlight, American R&B/Pop powerhouse Jadi Luc is making an undeniable statement with her explosive debut single, "Tonight," featuring BET Award-winning Ghanaian rap icon Sarkodie and produced by Grammy Award-winning hitmaker Ced Solo — whose credits include Ariana Grande, Kelly Rowland, Ginuwine, and Anthony Hamilton. Now officially signed to Ced Solo's Ivy League Hits label, Jadi Luc's journey to stardom is nothing short of extraordinary. Fans may remember her as the commanding lead vocalist of New York's underground sensation Flight Monkey. But just as her career was gaining momentum, tragedy struck. Diagnosed with cancer in 2009, the New Jersey native was forced to step away from music and fight for her life. After two grueling years of battling the disease, Jadi Luc emerged victorious in 2011 — not only as a survivor, but as a woman reborn with a greater purpose and an unstoppable drive. By 2014, she returned stronger, fearless, and ready to claim her place in music. Teaming up with Ced Solo and Sarkodie, she unleashed "Tonight" — a record that quickly ignited dance floors and club scenes across the United States, Europe, and Africa. The track's momentum proved impossible to ignore, climbing to an impressive #15 on the prestigious Music Week Club Charts. The electrifying visuals for "Tonight" were filmed in Maspeth, Queens, New York, and directed by acclaimed photographer Shareif Ziyadat, whose legendary portfolio includes work with Lady Gaga, 50 Cent, Alicia Keys, and Timbaland. Through stunning visuals and undeniable energy, Jadi Luc delivers a powerful message: live boldly, embrace the moment, and never let tomorrow steal today's joy. With a European tour on the horizon and a highly anticipated follow-up single arriving soon, industry insiders are already naming Jadi Luc as one of music's next breakout stars. As the new face of Ivy League Hits, her comeback story is transforming into a movement — and this is only the beginning. Watch the visuals for "Tonight," turn the volume up, and dance like there's no tomorrow.