A blend of reggae, pop, rock, soul and R&B.That's how fans describe Jamaican born Kaya Black’s sound. He was named after the Bob Marley & The Wailers song and album. Fully independent Kaya has already worked with Grammy nominees award winning producers and musicians like J-Vibe (Collie Buddz, Maoli) Tyler Cain (Gramps Morgan) Errol Brown (Bob Marley & The Wailers) and so many others Highlighted songs are his reggae take on The Kind Of Love We Make (feat. Riddim Up Kahi) originally by country artist Luke Combs. Kaya’s cover of Push (with Dean Fraser) originally by the pop rock band Matchbox Twenty a reggae duet with saxophonist Dean Fraser was recently picked as one of the best in the Best Of Matchbox Twenty Push Cover Contest by Matchbox Twenty, Cover Nation, & Atlantic Records. The lead guitarist of Matchbox Twenty, Kyle Cook, actually plays guitar on his song Burn from You. Kaya Black’s father is Johnnie Black, a prominent well known entertainment photographer in Jamaica, who's album photography credits include reggae acts Black Uhuru’s Red, Ziggy Marley’s Family Time, Gregory Isaacs’ Night Nurse & various photos of Bob Marley. On his upcoming album, Dis ‘ Covered, featuring covers of pop songs in a reggae style, due out Fall 2025. Look out for the first singles early next year.