Wayne Wonder + Lila Iké + DJ Gravy

Wayne Wonder’s honeyed vocals have made him a consistent hitmaker with both extraordinary songs for lovers and the streets since the late 80s, known for his hits including “No Letting Go,” “Bonafide Love,” and “Saddest Day.” Born in Buff Bay, Portland, Jamaica, Wayne began singing as a child in Sunday school and his career took off when he started working with the legendary creator of dub, the late King Tubby. From that point on, he moved on to some of the greats such as Dave Kelly, Tony CD Kelly, Donovan Germaine's Penthouse Records, Steve "Lenky" Marsden, Steelie, and Cleevie, Bobby Digital, Don Corleon, Sly And Robbie, No Doubt's Tony Kanal And Froggy Di Badda Genera. He has also released songs with Wyclef Jean, LL Cool J, Foxy Brown, Fat Joe, Shaggy, Mya, Gocho, Yande, Marcia Griffiths, and more. He tours extensively with his Singso Band. He is a Grammy nominee, MOBO winner, and three BMI Urban award recipient.

Born Alecia Tameka Grey in the small town of Christiana, Jamaica, Lila Iké has emerged as one of the most captivating voices in modern reggae. Raised by her single mother alongside three sisters in a conservative, religious household, she found solace in music early on—drawing from gospel, roots reggae, soul, and '90s dancehall. Her bold decision to leave university and pursue music in Kingston led her to Protoje and the In.Digg.Nation Collective, a partnership that would propel her from open mic nights at Jamnesia to international stages.

Lila’s breakthrough came with soul-baring tracks like “Biggest Fan,” “Second Chance,” and “Where I’m Coming From,” earning comparisons to Lauryn Hill and Garnett Silk. Her 2020 debut EP The ExPerience received widespread acclaim from Rolling Stone, Vogue, NPR, The New York Times and more, cementing her as a rising force in global reggae. She has performed on NPR’s Tiny Desk, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert alongside Protoje, and headlined major festivals across Europe, North America, and the Caribbean.

Blending reggae with soul, R&B, hip-hop, and dancehall, Lila delivers a genre-bending sound rooted in authenticity. Her lyrics tackle mental health, social injustice, spirituality, and self-love—often pulled from her own life experiences, including her struggles with bipolar depression. She's collaborated with international artists like H.E.R., Davido, Jorja Smith, WSTRN, Skillibeng, and Ini Kamoze, and won back-to-back Best Female Reggae Artist awards at the Caribbean Music Awards.

With her Grammy nominated debut album Treasure Self Love on—featuring H.E.R., Joey Bada$$, Maverick Sabre, Masicka and Protoje—Lila Iké continues to redefine reggae with raw emotion, fearless storytelling, and undeniable charisma. Her nonprofit, the Blessings and Light Foundation, further reflects her commitment to uplifting her community. Whether sharing tales of heartbreak or hope, Lila Iké sings with a spirit that transcends borders and generations.