At the age of eleven (11) Vanessa Quai started collecting Musical Awards.

1998:    At the age of 10, Vanessa won the “Vanuatu-Japan Junior Chamber Music Competition”. held in Vanuatu.

1999:    At the age of 11, she won third prize “South Pacific International Song Contest 99”, held in Queensland in Australia, with her song “I was Lost”.

1999:  Vanessa again won the First prize in the “Nile International Children Music Festival”, held in Cairo, Egypt, with her song “Beautiful Pacific Islands”.

2002:    At the age of 14, Vanessa won the Second Prize in the “Golden Star – International Children Music Festival”, held in Bucharest, Romania, with her song “Live In Peace And Harmony”.

2004:    At the age of 16, Vanessa won the First Prize in the “Golden Star – International Teenagers Singing Competition”, held in Bucharest, Romania, with her song “Sweet Angel”.

2005:    At the age of 17, she won the First Prize in the adult category  in the “Golden Stag International Music Competition”, held in Brasov, Romania with her song “Sweet Angel” infront  of the following members of the jury;Nick Feldman - from BMG/Sony, Jill Paulsson - from Eurovision, Guy Fletcher  -  the President of the British Music Academy (this is provided live on DVD Volume 3)

Impact

Vanessa has raised over a hundred thousand dollars in the South Pacific countries for charity from 1998 to 2006.

Supporting documentation is available on request.

2002:  Vanessa Quai broke the crowd record history of any artist visited Solomon Islands, when she drew over 15,000 people to her show at the Rove show ground in Honiara, to raise funds for the Solomon Islands National Sports athletes to the South Pacific Games in Fiji.

Vanessa’s song “Freedom” was on number on the top chart on the radios throughout the South Pacific from 2002 to 2003.

2003:  Vanessa performed along side the African queen artist, Brenda Fassie, at the Tjibaou, Cultural Center, In New Caledonia.

2004: Vanessa was the guest Artist at the Australian National Annual Prayer Breakfast (Australian Parliament House in Canberra, Australia) under the honorary invitation of the Hon. Prime Minister Of Australia, Mr. John Howard.

The Vanuatu National Tourism Office featured Vanessa and her two songs in its new promotional DVD edition of 2004.

Vanessa’s album “Pasifika” was rated number 1, for 3 months on the charts of the “Pacific Radio Station” at the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia www.pacificislandsradio.com                 

Rated no. 19 with her original song “A Roro Karea” in the “Song Net 2004 – Female Artist”

Vanessa’s Fijian song “Galala Kece Sara” song has hit the top charts  in the Radios         throughout the Pacific Region.

Vanessa's album "Promise" has been in the Top 20 in the CHM music Chart in Papua New Guinea since 2004, after it hit first place in the PNG music chart in 2004.

2005: Vanessa was the Guest Artist at the All Nations Tent at the AGMF 2005, the Australian Gospel Music Festival (AGMF) 2005 www.agmf.com.au/index.htm?Action=photo_album

Guest Artist at the CVC World Conference held in Sunshine Coast, QLD, Australia, Organized by CVC (Christian Visions Conference) – Australia

Vanessa made history to be the first Ni-Vanuatu to take part in the Alliance Francaisé Music Festival in Fiji, and also the first Ni-Vanuatu performer drawing a crowd of over 7,000 in Suva.

Vanessa made an impact to her market in the northern Queensland when She toured Northern Queensland, Australia in April 2005.

2006: Vanessa was the Guest Artist at the Global Village Venue at the Australian Gospel Music Festival (AGMF) 2006.  Vanessa, performed alongside the Hillsong United at the closing combine Service on the main stage.

Vanessa Quai's song "Vanuaralamana" was voted to the finals in the World Song Festival 2006 with 402 votes.www.acediscovery.net/worldsong/wsf.htm

Vanessa’s new song “Transformation” hit the Top Chart in the Vanuatu music Chats when it got released in October 2006.

Vanessa Quai drew over 7,000 people to her show in Honiara, December 2006.