About Me

Richie Innocent's transition from music to literature is not just a change in medium but an evolution of his artistic expression. He describes this shift as "a marriage between Reggae and Dub Poetry." For Richie, writing has been a core strength since overcoming his struggles with reading at a young age. His musical style, deeply rooted in poetry, seamlessly merges into the literary realm, giving his messages a timeless platform. "Perseverance" encompasses themes of resilience and struggle, resonating with Richie's journey to be heard and recognized.

Richie's creative process is fluid and unforced, drawing inspiration from his surroundings and inner spiritual journey. He likens the creation of his book to a "spiritual venture," where the words flowed naturally, much like his dancehall compositions. His approach to writing is about igniting conversations and sharing intentions without the accompaniment of music, allowing his words to stand alone and speak directly to the reader.

Richie's artistic influences stem from his early exposure to Jamaican cultural icons like Miss Lou, Mass Ron, and Bob Marley, the reggae legend. His journey through various educational stages saw him actively participating in drama and music, shaping his artistic identity and paving the way for his future career in music and literature.