Account Name: EVE for Life The “Ashley Fund”,
Account Number 21725 45560. Account type: JA Dollar Only
OR
Account Name: EVE for Life
Account Number: 21725 32543 Account type: US Dollar

Bank of Nova Scotia,
Branch: Scotiabank Financial Centre
132-132A Constant Spring Road, Kingston 8
Bank Code: NOSCJMKN (Bank of Jamaica Ltd.)
Branch ID: 21725
Intermed. Bank: Bank of America
Address: 701 Brickell Avenue, Miami, FL 33131
Swift Code: BFOAUS3M
Routing/aba: 026009593

You can also make cheques out to EVE for Life, 53 Renfield Drive, Kingston 20
Email: info@eveforlife.org

Account name: Rape Crisis Society
Type of Account: Chequing
Republic Bank, Murray & Ariapita Avenue, Woodbrook.
Account #510 5060 46401
Swift Code: RBNKTTPX

Supporting Vocal

“I am building an existence where dreams and creativity forever light my path.” It’s a fair statement to say the stage is no stranger to me. Born into a family of musicians, performers and music educators I have always been surrounded by music-making and examples of the limitless possibilities of losing and finding yourself in the notes. Music continues to fuel my life and has already taken me as a vocalist and instrumentalist to U.S. classical music festivals, the Winter Olympics Games Opening in Salt Lake City (2001), the Llangollen Eisteddford (Wales), London and Edinburgh since the age of 12. Life offstage is no less exciting as I am always working on a number of cross-sectoral creative industry initiatives. My roles are many and include teaching, arts administration, writing, research, and development across sectors such as literary arts, visual arts and fashion.

DJ 

I’m known as the ‘fun’ one. But fun isn’t just fun. There is math, science and Spirit in the making of fun. Thankfully, I relish opportunities to make experiences more engaging and enjoyable. I believe that for our music to achieve its maximum potential, we must share our vision and enthusiasm with the world. As a DJ, Production Engineer, TV Show Host, Event Producer and Sound Engineer, I have learned how to share my passion with others. One of the main ways that I have done this is through music. I believe that music is a mission: that mission is to make a better future for my daughter and all the other children in the world, for whom we are now all responsible.

Supporting Vocal 

I was born into a musical family and started performing from an early age. I began to play the steelpan (National instrument of Trinidad and Tobago) and sing calypso on stages by the age of five. This path has not only led me to opportunities to sing in different parts of the world but it also inspired me to follow the path of my mother and become a teacher. Five years ago, if someone were to tell me that I would be teaching music in different schools across the country, I would say that it would be highly unlikely. Yet, I have discovered that I love it! I consider it a privilege to be able to spread messages of love as a musician through Freetown’s music. My personal belief is centred upon making an effort to be kind and loving to all who cross my path. This applies especially to the example I work to set as a mother, to my daughter, Xyon! Whether I’m playing an instrument, singing on stage or I’m in front of a classroom, I’m amazed at how much I’m able to learn and grow on this journey. As I develop and continue along my journey, I hope to uplift, help and inspire others as they traverse their own unique paths. “The greatness of a man is not in how much wealth he acquires but in his integrity and his ability to affect those around him positively” – Bob Marley

Supporting Vocal 

Do what you love and make sure it’s LIT! The money will come. I left a Biochemistry degree and drove my parents crazy when I decided to be a “career creative”. But to live your own life is the biggest gift you can give to yourself. I only gave my energy to things that made me feel happy, trusting the process and moving through the madness of being a young adult. I decided to jump out of the rat race before I was even properly in it. It was all worth it. I’ve become the best version of myself. I’m an actress in internationally acclaimed screen and stage productions. I also sing with the best band in the Caribbean (Freetown Collective), lecture at the University of the West Indies and travel to work on social change initiatives with the United Nations and Girl Be Heard. Add to that being sought after as a writer for major publications like Anthony Bourdain’s Parts Unknown, the Caribbean Export Development Agency and LargeUp. Now, life is the adventure that pays my bills.