The emerging Jamaican singer Naomi Cowan just released the first album of his musical career, which is named Welcome to Paradise, showcasing a fusion of reggae and dancehall.
This is a project that marks a declaration of identity and resilience in which Cowan explores what it means to stand your ground in a world obsessed with status and success, and uses a combination of warmth and lyrical honesty to remind listeners that value lies within..
“This album is about standing firm in a gentle force”, the singer shared in a recent interview, describing it as a sound reflection on self-acceptance and inner peace.
throughout their songs, Naomi invites her fans to join her on a transformative journey through love, lust and loss, reframing their heartbreaks as “character arcs” in the movie of his life.
With Welcome to Paradise, presents a deeply personal project with universal resonance: a celebration of healing, self-love and creative freedom.
The singer is no stranger to the world of music, since she is the businessman's daughter Tommy Cowan, reggae music producer, composer and former tour manager of Bob Marley.
It also acts as one of the “I-Threes” (Marcia Griffiths) in the biographical film “Bob Marley: One Love”.
The album is available on different digital platforms.
