When Jhing first set out to make an album, she decided to call it "Sushi Money." A fitting name for the debut effort of a sushi loving singer and songwriter who just wanted to sell CDs at her gigs and make some "extra money."

At least that's how it started. Jhing proceeded on to sing, write, and produce 17 tracks of what became a product of her labor and love. From its humble roots, Sushi Money has unexpectedly caught on with music lovers around the world in countries like Germany, Japan, United Kingdom, Amsterdam, United States, Australia, England, and many more.

Maybe it's the combination of Jhing's sultry voice on infectious grooves and intricate harmonies that caught people's attention, or perhaps it's because Sushi Money features some of the finest musicians in the U.S. with today's technology.

The impressive line up of musicians and guest artists include guitarist extraordinaire, Ramon Stagnaro, who's worked with the likes of Celine Dion, Yani, David Foster, and Dianne Reeves; talented Jazz Keyboar