Lila Iké stands out as one of reggae’s most captivating new voices, blending soulful melodies, poetic
lyrics, and the roots of Jamaican music with a fresh, modern energy.
Rising through Protoje’s In.Digg.Nation Collective, she first made waves with hits like Biggest Fan,
Second Chance, and Where I’m Coming From, quickly gaining international recognition for her
honesty and vocal power.
Lila Iké has won Female Reggae Artist of the Year at the Caribbean Music Awards for three
consecutive years, starting in 2023, a testament to her impact on the genre and her fans' recognition
of her debut album Treasure Self Love. She also performed live at the 2025 ceremony and was
particularly grateful for the opportunity to be there and connect with the Caribbean community.
Her debut album, released via Wurl Iké Records and In.Digg.Nation Collective, marks a new chapter
in her artistic journey. Executive produced alongside Protoje, the album is a vibrant fusion of reggae,
R&B, and live instrumentation, featuring collaborations with H.E.R., Joey Bada$$, Masicka, Protoje,
and Maverick Sabre. Across its 11 tracks, Lila explores love in all forms - romantic, spiritual, and
self-weaving stories of heartbreak, resilience, and inner peace.