Koffee

I want my name to turn into a household name.

— Koffee

I've always had a fascination for instruments.

— Koffee

I'm trying to give back. Make a movement.

— Koffee

I want to impact the world.

— Koffee

As Jamaicans, we loooove us some Rihanna.

— Koffee

Jamaicans on a whole, we like vibes.

— Koffee

If you are alive you have a gift.

— Koffee

I took to reggae and just made my own path.

— Koffee

I need to keep accomplishing greater things in order to keep the people tuning in and the work progressing.

— Koffee

I want my music to break every border and reach every person.

— Koffee

Sometimes an artist can be good and they don't get the response or the attention that they deserve.

— Koffee

I think it's good to have a positive influence on youth sometimes. That's wavy.

— Koffee

I've been handling what's been thrown at me fairly well, I'd say.

— Koffee

I try to stay focused by remaining connected to my roots.

— Koffee

It's kind of difficult to describe sound as positive, but I feel like music has feeling.

— Koffee

I had a very Christian mum, and she taught me a lot of values that I still hold as an adult.

— Koffee

My mum guides me through everything and I look up to God as well. You have to stay focussed on the right…

— Koffee

Throne' is representative of strong, positive female energy and empowerment. It is meant to be an inspiration to Jamaica and the world…

— Koffee

From not getting into sixth form to getting a Grammy, my journey has taught me that God will always find a way.

— Koffee

You have to put your head in the right space to maintain a certain level of groundation, it's a daily practice.

— Koffee

Internationally, reggae and dancehall both are recognized as reggae. For us Jamaicans, we understand that there's a difference. It would be good…

— Koffee

I took that role for myself to be a source of positivity so that others know that at least there is someone…

— Koffee

Life is a gift. We say that so loosely and randomly, but since it's a gift once you're alive, you already have…

— Koffee

Growing up in Jamaica, we have access to a lot less. Not that we're, like, under a rock, but when it comes…

— Koffee

I wanted to remind myself, encourage myself and just bring back that energy of being talented and reminding my fellow creatives that…

— Koffee

There is somewhat of a tradition when you are coming out with the first project where you want to anchor yourself in…

— Koffee

By bringing in people from different genres, other artists will be able to understand, 'OK, Koffee's not afraid of trying this.' And…

— Koffee

Because I came from a Christian household, I listened to a lot of gospel. But when I ventured off and started listening…

— Koffee

When I was a kid, my mom always said that I was going to be great. I guess it was because of…

— Koffee

I have had moments of anxiety, so to speak. Just starting my music career and not knowing what to do next. Or…

— Koffee

I just try to be as natural as possible. Sometimes people are made to feel like they have to create an image…

— Koffee

I was struggling a bit academically - not failing, but not doing as well as I could be. And in that space…

— Koffee

I've overcome the fear of growth.

— Koffee

I want to... make a positive movement.

— Koffee

I was raised kind of like an only child.

— Koffee

I don't listen to my own songs that much.

— Koffee

I'd like to be inspiring the youth in Jamaica.

— Koffee

I bring a newness to the genre... a new reggae awakening.

— Koffee

I'm not Rastafari... I'm just kind of doing my own thing.

— Koffee

Because music isn't just for fame or money, using it for positive, powerful things is always good.

— Koffee