Reggae Artist
Singer - Producer - Songwriter

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BLVK H3RO (pronounced Black Hero) is one of Jamaica’s most exciting and original young artists, but he’s far from new to the scene. Over the past half-decade, he’s built an impeccable track record and fervent following with his uplifting and ambitious modern reggae sound, while collaborating with the likes of Bunny Wailer, UB40, Lee “Scratch” Perry, Anthony B and Skillibeng. Jamaica’s Prime Minister, Andrew Holness, has even sung his praises, commending his song “It Nuh Easy” for its positive influence on Jamaican youth. The Grammys too have recognized his talent, with his appearance on Rocky Dawuni’s “Neva Bow Down” nominated for Best Global Music Performance at the 2023 edition of the world’s most prestigious music awards show.

Even if you haven’t heard his music, you may have seen BLVK H3RO in ad campaigns for Carhartt, Clarks, Karl Kani, Levi’s and The Elder Statesman, among other celebrated fashion brands. With his roots firmly planted in Jamaica’s rich musical soil, he’s ready to take his innovative sound and invigorating message to the world with His Devyt Album "On A Mission," released on Delicious Vinyl Island in 2023, showcases H3RO's expansive sound, blending reggae, dancehall, and afrobeats rhythms with touches of soul and R&B, and highlighting collaborations with esteemed artists, including Skillibeng, Demarco, Teejay, Dre Island, Kojo Funds, and Winky D.

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Kazayah was born & grew up in the small city of Evanston that borders Chicago. She was born to two Jamaican parents making her a 1st generation Jamaican born in the United States. Currently attending undergradutae school at Northeastern Illinois University. She strives and believes in education. She grew up in the 7th Day Adventist Church from her youth and that has given Kazayah a deep spiritual essence in her music. She is used to singing at her church from she was a youth. After connecting with local producer Ras Wadadah II who has exposed her to original roots-reggae she has found a a deep love for the King's music. Her music is regarded as angelic when hearing her soft voice and her uplifting lyrics in praise of the Most High.
 
Busy in school, working a job and finding the time to be in the D.O.V.E. Muzik studio she is currently working on some of her first official works. Her aim today is to touch the hearts of many and point them to godward. She wishes to show the people a positive way to live and to look at life no matter what they are facing in life. Her music brings light, joy and most of all peace.

Born Mikayla Simpson on February 16, 2000, Koffee’s mission is to preserve Jamaica’s roots and culture in music and to empower the youth of her generation through her musical journey across the world. “I want to make a better world for the generation that's coming up, to promote love and peace, and even though I’m young, I feel that the Creator has blessed me with talent and wisdom to get the job done”.  – Koffee.

Shekinah Olatunde Ade-Gold was born in Manchester, Jamaica on November 4, 1994 to Nigerian natives Bishop and Reverend Joseph and Grace Ade-Gold. A past student of the Meadowbrook High School, the Edna Manley College for the Visual and Performing Arts and the University of the West Indies, Shekinah has years of experience as a vocalist, saxophonist, percussionist, essayist, orator, debater. He puts his hand, heart and head towards achieving anything that can be accomplished; He was a finalist in the 2012 JCDC Gospel Song Competition, has won numerous academic and competitive awards and was the winner of the 2012 JOOI Club (Optimist International) Caribbean District Oratorical Competition. Formerly, he was the Vice President of the University Pop Society (2016/2017), as well as a performing act, a tenured customer service expert and is a music educator.
Musically, the “Singing Saxophonist” has shared the stage with top names such as Jermaine Edwards, Sizzla Kalonji, Duane Stephenson, and the list continues to grow as he looks towards the his goal in shaping the future – helping merging music and business to form the most lucrative season in Jamaica’s entertainment history.

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