"Lover's Rock Queen" refers to the title often given to Janet Kay, a British-Jamaican singer known for her contributions to the Lover's Rock genre of reggae music. This style is characterized by its romantic themes and smooth melodies, making it popular in the late 1970s and 1980s. Janet Kay's hit song "Silly Games" is one of the defining tracks of this genre, showcasing her soulful voice and emotional delivery. The term "Lover's Rock" itself represents a subgenre of reggae that emphasizes love and relationships, often featuring soft instrumentation and heartfelt lyrics. Artists like Dennis Brown and Beres Hammond are also associated with this genre, contributing to its enduring appeal. Janet Kay's influence has solidified her status as a key figure in the development of Lover's Rock music.