In the mystical realm of music, Paris Ivy emerges as a captivating muse of reggae hailing from Montreal, Canada. Her melodic odyssey began at a tender age of 15, and since then, her ethereal vocals have soared with unwavering grace.

Bedecked with musical elegance, she has graced stages at renowned events such as Jamaica Day, Canada Day, Spice Island Cultural Event, Ovarian Cancer Canada fundraiser and Grenada Day among a myriad of others.

Unveiling her debut reggae anthem,
"Mek it tuh di top", the reggae-pop fusion masterpiece "I did" and the soulful reggae
tune "Overcome" and old school with a modern twist,"Don't Go", this youthful luminary has cast her spellbinding tunes across the frequencies of 90.3FM CKUT, 89.3 FM CISM, 100.1 FM CKVL, 88.5FM CBC Radio Canada with Duke Eatmon and Sabrina Marandola as well as CBC TV Montreal.

Drawing inspiration from the legendary legacies of Dennis Brown, Garnett Silk,
Barrington Levy, and Buju Banton, Paris Ivy seeks to become an influential artist for future generations by intertwining
roots, culture and sultry.

Paris Ivy has been recently nominated for three awards from the Reggae North Music Awards.

Prepare for the imminent rise of the Princess of Reggae!