Kush I Krown

Kush I Krown, (born Tiahara Thompson) is a Jamaican roots-reggae and dancehall artist known for her "positive vibrations" and conscious lyrical themes. Her music often focuses on themes of unity, spirituality, and African repatriation. 

Key Career Highlights:

• Early Life: Born to a musical family—her father is a singer and her uncle, Little Bop, was a member of the Mystic Revelation of Rastafari.
• Debut: She officially launched her career in 2017 with the debut single "Strength of a Woman".
• International Reach: Based between Jamaica and Canada, her music has gained significant traction in Africa and Europe. She has performed live in locations such as The Gambia. 

Popular Songs & Releases:

Her discography includes a mix of solo singles and collaborations on various riddims: 

• "Burkina Faso" (2025): A tribute to the resilience and strength of the Burkinabe people.
• "Knees and Pray" (2025): A spiritual anthem focused on faith and devotion.
• "Last Laugh" (2023): Recorded on the Blessed Riddim, with visuals filmed in The Gambia.
• "Shot It" (2024): A track recorded in Toronto featuring a beat inspired by South Africa.
• "Nah Sell Out": A conscious track encouraging listeners to stay on the right path.