Worl-A-Girl, an American hip hop and R&B-influenced reggae group formed in 1991, consisted of founding vocalists Charmaine DaCosta, Linda Scott, Sabrina Cohen, and Angela Wilks. The group released their debut album Worl-A-Girl in 1994, which included the single "X-Amount". In 1995, Charmaine left to pursue a solo career as a gospel singer. Worl-A-Girl contributed to the soundtrack of the movie Cool Runnings with the single "Jamaican Bobsledding Chant", which was released in 1993. The group continued releasing music, including singles like "No Woman No Cry" (1995), "I Need Your Love" (1996), and "When Yu See Mi" (1997).
