Keisha Martin

Keisha Martin is an internationally acclaimed singer-songwriter celebrated for her signature blend of reggae and soul. As the frontwoman of Keisha Martin & The Jamrock Soul Xperience, she delivers powerful, high-energy performances that captivate global audiences. A member of the Recording Academy® and its New York Advocacy Committee, Keisha is also a GRAMMYU® mentor and dedicated advocate for women in music, tech, and entertainment. She is the founder of the R.I.S.E. HER Summit—a platform created to Rally, Inspire, Support, and Empower women creatives through education, mentorship, and access to industry resources. In its inaugural year, the summit received both a New York City Mayoral Citation and a Congressional Proclamation for its cultural impact. Keisha’s standout single This Love—written and produced by Donovan Sebastian (RiddimDaddy)—earned GRAMMY® consideration in 2024. Her catalog also includes the genre-blending hit Rocksteady and fan favorites like “Best Part” and Can’t Forget You”*, produced by GRAMMY® winner Maurice Gregory. She has shared the stage with icons such as Black Uhuru, The Skatalites, Third World, Marcia Griffiths, Ken Boothe, Melissa Morgan, and Kenny Lattimore. Honored with the Best Singer of the Year award (2024 Cheatah’s Paradise Awards), the Nina Simone Artistic Excellence Award, and recognition from Congresswoman Yvette Clarke, Keisha Martin continues to use her artistry and advocacy to inspire, uplift, and lead with purpose.