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 Kuttu Apparels  By Zasha-kae Dennis                                                                                  Founder of Kuttu Apparels.                                            Photo by- Zasha-kae Dennis  Kevaughn "Kuttu" Rodney is a young man with so many talents, it was a mystery which one he would pursue in life. As a diaspora Jamaican his zeal for climbing higher alongside his wisdom in art and wide skillset ensured that there was nothing out of reach for him. Bursting with the untapped potential he decided to plant the seed of his first business. A business he views as his firstborn child Kuttu Apparels, a compilation of his talents on display and available to the public.  Rodney has been a creative from a tender age his passion for art derived first from drawing and metastasized within him to even greater heights “I do not remember the age exactly but I remember finding one of my uncle's old sketchbooks and saw some portraits he did. I was fascinated by

  University Student To Tour With International Artiste Koffee By: Zasha-Kae Dennis A portrait Photo of  Nastascia Bryan. Photo by: Zasha-Kae Dennis  Let us imagine for a moment that you are 8 years old. You follow your parents to church every Saturday to sing in the choir. You dance happily with friends at school on warm weekdays unaffected by the world’s challenges. You hear the melodies, you feel the beat reverberating through your body, and immediately there is a sense of belonging nesting in your heart. Knowing that somewhere in the universe an older, a more accomplished version of yourself remembers these moments as the turning point in your artistic journey.  Natascia “Natty B” Bryan knew then she was destined for greatness and is now set to tour with Grammy award-winning artist Koffee.  Nastascia Bryan on stage with crew and Reggae Artist Koffee. Photo by: Zip Fm   Very few young children can say they knew what their passion in life was at a very tender age, but that

 You are Creators  By Jason Grant The flowers of the garden are so graceful, they know their time and season.  A time to light up and blossom colorfully into a beautiful flower, emanating sweet fragrances, and then a season to whither with dried brown leaves and return to the earth. Some human beings are completely different from the flowers of the garden. We find it hard to transition into our next season especially if we're in a season of stagnation, prosperity may seem far fetched. This fear of transition is completely natural because you're leaving a place of familiarity to a new setting. It is said that our comfort zone might be hard to leave because of complacency. When you become complacent you are planted and you see growth or development as a hard task. On December 31, 2015, I decided that I wanted something different for 2016, I decided that who I was in that moment wasn't all that I could so I decided to start my journey to self-development in that year. Self-dev