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Naomi Cowan is a singer and songwriter from Kingston, Jamaica, with deep roots in the reggae music scene. The daughter of reggae legends Tommy Cowan, OD, and Dr. Carlene Davis-Cowan, OD, she was raised under their mentorship and immersed in music from an early age. With a background in piano and acoustic guitar, she has carved out a unique identity as a versatile artist in today’s Caribbean music landscape.
Touted as one of the top rising female talents in reggae, Naomi Cowan was honored as the Breakthrough Reggae Artist of 2018 at the 2019 Jamaica Reggae Industry Awards. Her raspy, soulful vocal tone and powerful live performances have earned her opportunities to perform on major stages, including Reggae Sumfest and international festivals in London, Sweden, and the United States. Notably, she served as a 2019 Brand Ambassador for the Bob Marley Foundation and opened for Grammy-winning R&B artist Estelle.
Naomi Cowan’s hit single “Paradise Plum” topped several reggae charts and solidified her place in the new wave of reggae artists. She has collaborated with UK fashion brand Coconautical for a Topshop campaign and performed across Trinidad, Miami, Toronto, New York, the British Virgin Islands, Cayman, and throughout Jamaica. Her talent for crafting compelling top-line melodies and catchy hooks continues to elevate her profile in the music industry.
Naomi Cowan is also deeply passionate about youth empowerment and philanthropy. A former Miss Teen Jamaica, she actively mentors through programs like Manifesto Jamaica and We Transform Jamaica. She is a featured speaker on the “We Inspire Girls to be Strong Women” tour, a Ministry of Education-endorsed initiative aimed at helping high school girls realize their full potential through inspiration and mentorship.
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