Featured Artist: Kaylon Lovence [Coming Soon]

Hey everyone! I've got some exciting news for you!! I'm featuring another Saint Lucian artist doing their thing in the world.


I present to you Kaylon Lovence. Here's a quick bio of Kaylon. Interview coming soon...stay tuned for it

Kaylon is a young Musician born on a small island of Saint Lucia. Kaylon is an arranger, writer and a self taught guitarist who graduated from St Lucia School of Music at the age of 19. During his time at the music school he has opened stages at KALALU and St Lucia Jazz Festival for Richard Boner, Maxi Prist, Steel Pulse and St Lucia very own Ronald Boo Hinkson . After graduating Kaylon joined a rock band called RICOCHET. In his years playing with this band he developed his musical tastes and interests. It wasn’t long after picking up a guitar that he was experimenting with words and arrangements of his own, all of which have had a profound influence on the direction his musical journey has taken. He is best known for his musical arrangements by working with the company TEMPEST, Heights Production and Studio9 and currently working with song writer Christopher Hunte founder of the company TEMPEST. After realizing that making music was his main goal, he began to showcase his talent at various venues in Saint Lucia. He was quickly noted for the unique style which was influenced by his favorites and mentors: the great Sting, Norman Brown, BB King, Jimi Hendricks, The Edge and Joe Satriani. Kaylon played at numerous gigs including the St Lucia Jazz Festival where he played alongside St Lucia’s well known guitarist Ronald Boo Hinkson, and at Headphunk where he really expresses his style, his way of poetry and art in the way he plays. Kaylon's arrangement history spans several contemporary music genres, including hip hop, R&B, zouk, rock, and dancehall. Kaylon is a rare commodity coming out of St Lucia by not recreating what’s already present in the wide world of music but matching up to its standards of arrangements and writing in the music that he produce.