Island Girl
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Sexy, fierce and incredibly talented, are a few words that have been used to describe radical Island girl, Khole Baldeo. Khole is an emerging recording artist and songwriter from the small Caribbean Island Grenada where she has been developing her unique and captivating sound.Being born and raised on a small island, Khole has always had big dreams of international success as an artist and has never given up despite the challenges, including being a female in a very male dominated industry in the Caribbean, coming from a small conservative society and having an alternative sound and style. Khole stood out from the rest, becoming renowned for her stage performances, and wide range of musical styles including: R&B, pop, hiphop, soul, and even dance music. Accompanied by bands and musicians from many parts of the world throughout her musical journey, she has opened shows for the likes of Buju Banton and Sizzla Kalonji and performed at and for a wide range of public and private venues and audiences. She has just released her debut single, 'Island Girl'!"I want to touch people's soul with my voice, when people hear my music I want them to feel joy!" - Khole Baldeo
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