GRAMMY WINNER

Koffee becomes the first woman to win the Best Reggae Album category at the Grammy Awards when her EP Rapture copped the covered award during the ceremony, held at Staples Centre in Los Angeles on Sunday.Advertisement

At 19, she is also the youngest artiste to win the category since reggae gained Grammy status in 1985. 

Rapture, which is distributed by Columbia Records, was released last year and yielded the big hit, Toast. That song made charts in the United States and United Kingdom, and earned the thumbs-up from former US president Barack Obama.

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Congrats Best Reggae Album winner – ‘Rapture’ @originalkoffee #GRAMMYPremiere #GRAMMYs

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A past student of Ardenne High School, Koffee is from Spanish Town. She was a big favourite to win ahead of Third World with More Work to be Done, As I Am from Julian Marley, Steel Pulse’s Mass Manipulation and The Final Battle: Sly and Robbie vs The Roots Radics.

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