They lead, party, manage, play music, create and shape the Caribbean space as we know it. Find out random tidbits about these Caribbean faces. It may not be what you expected. 

OHG Vibe, Vlogger 

Q. What five things can’t you live without? 

(1) I absolutely cannot live without WiFi/Data. (2) I cannot live without SOCA music! (3) Food Food Food is a must! How else am I gonna fuel all this bacchanal? (4) If I said Alcohol that would make me an alcoholic. So I cannot live without wine (From the Bible of course). (5). Last but definitely not least. I cannot live without Family & Friends. A support system is always needed.

DJ Private Ryan, International DJ & Entrepreneur 

Q. What did you dream of doing when you were a little boy? 

I have always loved being creative and at one point thought of being a cartoonist lol. I can draw really well which evolved into music and marketing. I actually drew my logos etc and later had them polished.

Alex, Entrepreneur 

Q. What three business practices do you live by ? 

I use a partially holistic method to run my business from my experience in corporate law so the below is what I use. I (1) focus on the Value offered to the community, giving access to the culture. (2) Focus on the love and passion for what I do (3) Try to be practical, organized and thorough using past experiences to shape the focus on detail.

Sedale, Musician 

Q. Can you finish this sentence for me. “When it comes being a Caribbean musician, people don’t realize….” 

…how challenging it can be at times.

DJ. NuNu, Disc Jockey 

Q. What are five things you cannot live without? 

I cannot live without my mom, Music, Ginger ale, Salmon and Carnival

TingzNice, Blogger

Q. What are you most proud of? 

I’d have to say I am most proud of taking a chance on myself by stepping out of my comfort zone and creating this whole brand that I have. Like who told me to get up on YouTube and start giving carnival advice lol

Chavdakid, Content Creator

Q. What inspires the way you showcase content? 

Whew I have so much I can say but my inspiration comes from my happiness and gratefulness for just being alive.

Khadeisha Stewart, Makeup Artist & Entrepreneur 

Q. What are five things you cannot live without? 

Regarding makeup, I cannot live without lashes, mascara, gloss, my Cetaphil SPR moisturizer and my Ofra body bronzer

Whitney, Entrepreneur & Costume Designer 

Q. Where do you get your design inspiration? 

My design inspo comes from fashion mainly. New styles and trends, accessories & hardware, clothes off the runway to street-wear to bikinis and stripper outfits.

HelloTheVito, Photographer 

Q. What are two misconceptions people have about photographers? 

Lol I think one of the biggest misconceptions is that you have to capture a specific amount of images to get that amount. So if you have a client that says he wants five images he believes that you legit have to take five images to get five images

Also, people assume photographers don’t have lives. All we do is take photos. So basically we don’t have families, we don’t have errands to run, we don’t even eat food. Lol all persons know is that they want their content NOW! And even if you’ve set terms they still want to know why.

Rose’ Hategekimana, Entrepreneur 

Q. What life advice do you live by ? 

‘Don’t go with the flow, be the flow’

Mr. Stanfield, Entrepreneur 

Q. What are five things you cannot live without?

I cannot live without my mother, family, traveling, new experiences and music.

Tenille Clarke, Publicist

Q. What is the most challenging part of your job ? 

I believe the most challenging aspect of a Public Relations specialist is helping clients to really understand how public relations and an excellent communications strategy strategy can boost the long term brand identity for the entities that we serve. With my company, our three pillars of commitment are integrity, quality and longevity, and having that trifecta of excellence always at the forefront of Chambers Media Solutions, sometimes it’s a vision that clients don’t fully understand in the beginning. They’re not familiar with the far-reaching implications of what the absence of those key cornerstones play into making sure that their brand remains robust, well taken care of and authentic for the community and industry in which they operate.

 

Yours in Mas,