Protoje is the name that reverberates at the core of Jamaica’s musical renaissance. A visionary and an architect of sound, Protoje has redefined what it means to be a modern artist, blending the rich heritage of reggae with the fresh influence of hip-hop, soul, and jazz. From his roots in Saint Elizabeth, Jamaica, Protoje’s journey is one marked by passion, purpose, and an unwavering commitment to his craft. In 2014, with his iconic track “Who Knows” ft. Chronixx, Protoje became a prominent figure of the reggae revival movement. But it didn’t stop there—his journey took him to uncharted territory, collaborating with global superstars like Jorja Smith, Alicia Keys, Pa Salieu, Wiz Khalifa, and many more. His track “Switch It Up” ft. Koffee made its way into Barack Obama’s 2021 Summer Playlist, a testament to Protoje’s cross-generational appeal and cultural resonance. Protoje’s influence extends beyond his own music. He is the founder of In.Digg.Nation Collective, a platform created to uplift the next wave of Jamaican talent, nurturing artists such as Sevana, Lila Iké, and Jaz Elise. His catalog of albums—each reflecting its moment in time—demonstrates his ability to evolve and continually push the boundaries of reggae. In November 2023, Protoje reimagined his 2020 album In Search of Lost Time with the audacious In Search of Zion, an experimental deep dive into dub that showcases his fearless exploration of sound. With two Grammy nominations for Best Reggae Album—A Matter of Time (2018) and Third Time’s The Charm (2022)—Protoje’s name is etched alongside the greats. His reach spans from Rolling Stone to Vogue, from The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert, transcending borders and genres. Performances at Coachella, Glastonbury, and Lollapalooza have cemented Protoje as one of the most dynamic forces in modern music. More than an artist, Protoje is a cultural catalyst, redefining what it means to be a Jamaican musician in the 21st century. Uncompromising, boundary-pushing, and constantly evolving—Protoje is not just part of the conversation; he is creating it.