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About
Jamaican gospel singer, worship leader, songwriter, vocal coach, and producer known for songs and worship releases such as "Church Medley," "Still Breathing," "You Lift Me Up," "Psalm 20," and "Jehovah," as well as her debut album Kingdom Rhode.
Before fame
She began singing as a child and by 16 years old she had become a music director, choir instructor, and praise and worship leader. She studied at Merl Grove High and the Edna Manley College School of Music. She began as a background vocalist for Jermaine Edwards.
Trivia
She won Female Gospel Artiste of the Year and Break-Out Sensation of the Year at the 2018 Sterling Gospel Music Awards. Her debut album Kingdom Rhode was released in 2019. She performed with the group iWorshipp before she re-emerged as a solo artist in 2018 with her songs "Still Breathing" and "Church Medley."
Family life
Her real name is Rhoda Faithe-Ann Addiman. Her late father noticed her musical gift when she was a child and encouraged her to sing in church.
Associated with
She has shared gospel event lineups with Kevin Downswell, Samuel Medas, and Naomi Raine.
