Koffee Quotes

Koffee

Profession : Singer

Birth : February 16, 2000

I want my music to break every border and reach every person.

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I plan not to only be expressive creatively but to also be strategic in my music.

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By bringing in people from different genres, other artists will be able to understand, 'OK, Koffee's not afraid of trying this.' And people will able to appreciate their favorite kind of music in one song or two songs. And then they will become supporters of my music as a whole.

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I've developed a simple style based on that: sweatpants, hoodies, stuff like that. But I think my style is growing a little as I experience different things.

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Growing up in Jamaica, we have access to a lot less. Not that we're, like, under a rock, but when it comes to the latest fashion trends, we're more like, 'What works?'

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I am a person who dresses to be comfortable; I did not allow the Grammy Awards name and won't allow the title to stop me from doing that.

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I use my craft to highlight issues as well as provide solutions to them; promoting positivity and peace always.

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Life is a gift. We say that so loosely and randomly, but since it's a gift once you're alive, you already have the power to do whatever.

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As Jamaicans, we loooove us some Rihanna.

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All my notebooks would be filled with lyrics instead of actual notes.

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Sometimes I would like to just do my thing and not have anyone know or care about it. But obviously people are concerned, interested, or curious, so I have to make a compromise.

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I've been handling what's been thrown at me fairly well, I'd say.

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I want people to know that Jamaica is filled with youngsters with a lot of potential. Smart people who are talented across all boundaries: musically, artistically, athletically.

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It's an honor to have the opportunity and platform to elevate my country and inspire and empower my people.

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I've overcome the fear of growth.

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Internationally, reggae and dancehall both are recognized as reggae. For us Jamaicans, we understand that there's a difference. It would be good to see more appreciation shown for the genres as separate entities.

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Reggae will definitely progress, not only in terms of what it accomplishes.

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I try to take my own advice in terms of the type of music I create for my fans - upliftment, positivity, love, having fun and all the wonderful things.

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I know that we are a small country, but we can be very impactful, and I believe in that - the power of what we can do as a country. So I want to contribute to the good of that.

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It's kind of difficult to describe sound as positive, but I feel like music has feeling.

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