Lila Ike
- Real name
- Alecia Tameka Grey
- Born
- January 23, 1994
- Hometown
- Manchester Parish, Jamaica
Lila Iké is the stage name of Jamaican reggae singer and songwriter Alecia Tameka Grey, born in Manchester Parish and raised in Christiana, Jamaica. She emerged from Jamaica’s contemporary reggae scene in 2017 after linking with Protoje’s In.Digg.Nation Collective, quickly distinguishing herself with a sound that blends roots reggae, soul, R&B, hip-hop, and dancehall. Her early singles and collaborations built momentum, and her 2020 debut EP, The ExPerience, established her as one of the most distinctive young voices in Jamaican music. Iké’s writing often centers on self-discovery, resilience, love, and social reflection, delivered with a warm but commanding vocal style. She continued to expand her profile through major international performances and collaborations, and in 2025 released her debut full-length album, Treasure Self Love, which further showcased her range and artistic vision. Her official biography describes her as a Jamaican singer-songwriter and a defining voice of her generation, and her work has positioned her as a leading figure in the current reggae revival.
Awards
- Grammy, Best Reggae Album, Treasure Self Love (2026), nominated

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