Jahkota

Jah'kota, whose real name is Justin Holness, is an Afro-Indigenous artist, entrepreneur, and wealth coach. His father is from Kingston, Jamaica, and his mother is Nakota, Assiniboine from Ocean Man First Nation in Saskatchewan. Born and raised in Winnipeg, Jah'kota now resides in the Saskatchewan prairies. His music often addresses themes of resilience, colonialism, and Indigenous empowerment. Jah'kota has made significant contributions to the music scene, including being the first Indigenous hip-hop artist to perform in the Senate of Canada. His albums and tracks, such as "Decolonial Love Songs" and "The Resurgence," reflect his commitment to social justice and cultural resurgence.

Jah'kota's work extends beyond music; he is also the founder of TR1BE Music, the first Indigenous-owned profit-sharing streaming platform, which supports Indigenous artists financially. He has received several nominations for his music, including the Indigenous Music Awards and the Native American Music Awards. Through his performances and educational initiatives, Jah'kota aims to inspire young people, particularly Indigenous youth, by sharing his experiences and promoting cultural understanding and pride. His recent releases include tracks like "Rest in Paradise," "Loop Holes," and "Welcome to the Matriarch," which continue to reflect his mission of empowerment and social change.

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