Naomi Cowan

Naomi Lux Cowan is a Jamaican singer, songwriter, actress, and multi-instrumentalist recognized as one of the leading voices of modern reggae and island-pop music. Born in Kingston, Jamaica, she is the daughter of reggae industry pioneers Tommy Cowan and Carlene Davis. Launching her professional music career in 2016, Cowan gained widespread recognition with her breakout 2018 hit “Paradise Plum,” which established her as a standout talent in Jamaica’s new generation of artists. Her sound blends reggae, soul, pop, and Caribbean influences while maintaining strong roots in Jamaica’s musical heritage. Beyond music, she earned international attention for portraying Marcia Griffiths in the film Bob Marley: One Love. In 2026, she won the JUNO Award for Reggae Recording of the Year for her debut album Welcome to Paradise, further solidifying her position as an emerging global reggae star.