PARIS IVY BLENDS HEARTACHE AND GROOVE IN SOUL-STIRRING ‘DON’T GO’
Montreal-based songstress Paris Ivy is already a rising force. With Don’t Go, she delivers an aching, evocative new offering. This anthem is a slow-burning, soul-drenched plea wrapped in Ivy’s signature blend of roots and contemporary sway.
From the first note, her voice drips with emotion, delicate yet unshakable. Over a hypnotic groove, she pulls the listener deep into longing, navigating the tension between love and loss. Her influences—Dennis Brown, Garnett Silk, Barrington Levy—are present in spirit, but Ivy’s sound is unmistakably her own.
It’s not her first time commanding attention. She’s spellbound audiences at Jamaica Day, Canada Day, and Grenada Day, proving her ability to hold a stage as effortlessly as she holds a melody.
PARIS IVY IS BUILDING A MOVEMENT, ONE SOULFUL TRACK AT A TIME
Tracks like Mek It Tuh Di Top and Overcome have already found homes on CKUT, CBC, and beyond. But with “Don’t Go,” she’s tapping into something deeper—a raw vulnerability that lingers long after the last note fades.
Paris Ivy isn’t waiting for a seat at reggae’s table. She’s carving out her own space, and Don’t Go is proof she’s here to stay.
ABOUT PARIS IVY
Paris Ivy delivers reggae with heart, soul, and purpose. The Toronto-born artist channels the energy of Dennis Brown and Buju Banton, crafting music that uplifts and inspires.
Her conscious sound has captivated crowds on Jamaica Day, Canada Day, and beyond, spreading positive vibrations with every performance. With airplay on 90.3 FM CKUT and The Morning Detour, her voice is reaching new heights.
Paris Ivy isn’t just making music—she’s building a movement, one soulful track at a time.
