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Jamaica’s young breakthrough artiste, Koffee, graced the Detty Rave stage to thrill fans with hit songs from her 2019 EP ‘Rapture’.
The Grammy-nominated act’s walk to the stage, on Friday night, was accompanied by deafening applause and “we love you” chants from patrons.
Koffee, who was touched by the shouts and praises told the crowd that she was thankful for the welcome.
In the spirit of being thankful, she began her performance with her hit song ‘Toast’.
Check out @originalkoffeeʼs performance at #Dettyrave2019 pic.twitter.com/lp90Wvm1QQ
— Hitz 103.9 FM (@Hitz1039FM) December 28, 2019
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