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KOOPAH’s story begins with Jamaica. Raised in Brooklyn with Jamaican culture at the center of his life, KOOPAH grew up surrounded by Caribbean music and Gospel before discovering a voice of his own. Today, the Jamaican singer-songwriter creates Afro-Caribbean fusion—a feel-good blend of Soca, Afrobeats, R&B, soul, Gospel, and Jamaican influence. For KOOPAH, crossing genres is about seeing how far his Caribbean roots can stretch without losing where he comes from. His distinctive voice, versatility, and songwriting connect every side of his music, from the vulnerability of “WAYO (Forgive Myself)” to the island energy of “Cool Down” and the warmth of “Darlyn.” At the heart of it all is a feeling. KOOPAH makes music for anyone who needs a mental getaway from everyday life—music that makes things feel lighter and, for a moment, takes you somewhere in the Caribbean with no worries. What began with discovering his voice has grown into a bigger sound and vision, reaching new audiences, stages, and collaborations. As KOOPAH continues to grow, one thing remains at the center: Jamaica, culture, and music that feels like home.
KOOPAH plays Pianos in New York City on Friday 25 September.