Akilah “KillaBee” Baptiste (centre) takes a photo with the singers and songwriters sisters, Ola and Keda Tempro following the launch of Killabee’s Unbound album at the Dalai Llama in One Woodbrook Place.
The Dalai Llama has become the go-to venue for album and new music launches and showcases and singer/songwriter, Akilah “KillaBee” Baptiste recently filled the space for the launch of her debut album, Unbound. Inspired by KillaBee’s love for music and the desire to express her creative freedom across genres, the Unbound album features a mix of R&B, Neo Soul, Afrobeats with hints of Reggae/Dancehall elements infused with Trinbagonian lingo and flair.
Baptiste’s 14 track album takes the listener through topics of heartbreak, resilience, healing, confidence and more, all from the perspective and sometimes experiences of the singer herself. The album is available online now via all the major digital platforms.
Radio Announcer, Ishmali Mc Kay takes a photo with singing and songwriting sisters, Ola and Keda Tempro during the launch of KillaBee’s album, Unbound at the Dalai Llama in One Woodbrook Place recentlyL – Mastering Engineer, Andre “Mixed by Dre” Stewart takes a photo with O.U.R Radio, Managing Director and artiste, Richard “Chromatics” Rajkumar at the Dalai Llama following the KillaBee album launch eventTheodore Celestin – Brand Strategist/Event Management – DollarNote Productions, takes a photo with Recording artiste. Akilah “KillaBee” Baptiste following the launch of her debut album, Unbound at the Dalai Llama in One Woodbrook Place. L – Anthony Fung and Natushka Latchman enjoyed the KillaBee album launch at the Dalai LlamaVideographer and Recording Artiste, Kerwin “Mad Hed City” Prescott takes a photo with International DJ/Producer “BlackHart” following the launch of KillaBee’s album at the Dalai Llama, One Woodbrook Place
Article: JERMAINE CRUICKSHANK
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