“ The Chocolate Goddess” 
Writer, Recording Artist, and Entertainer

What would you get if you mixed Grace Jones and Lady Gaga together? EayVo (pronounced E-vo) “The Chocolate Goddess”. “The Chocolate Goddess” was born in Portland, Jamaica and later moved to the USA with her family. When describing “The Chocolate Goddess” her description would be Soulful but Original, Sexy & Sultry, R & B and Pop-Rock with a heavy Dancehall/Reggae influence.

EayVo is labeled “The Chocolate Goddess” for  her Milk Chocolate colored skin, her Island Accent, her Wild & Sexy Dress Attire and the way she has Evolutionized R&B, Pop, Roots Reggae, Lovers Rock, Rock and Dancehall into one style - HERS. “The Chocolate Goddess” started writing her own music and performing locally at the tender age of nine (9) crediting her style to the “Rugged Streets” of the Island, the smooth sounds of “Roots Reggae”, “Lovers Rock” and the untamed beats of “Dancehall”.

“The Chocolate Goddess” writing ability has granted her opportunities to write and collaborate on some songs with Rufus Blaq that was released on Universal Music.  In 2008 “The Chocolate Goddess” had the privilege to record some songs with Tichina Arnold. In 2010 “The Chocolate Goddess” released her debut single in her native country of Jamaica with Crown Production entitled “Whatever You Want Me To”.  The single did very well on Jamaica’s top radio stations.  In 2011 EayVo was introduced to Uncle Win “The Master Serenata” and they began to talk. After several conversations “The Master Serenata” invited her to meet with the executives at Win’s Music and from this meeting a new home was found for “The Chocolate Goddess”.  Then “The Master Serenata” and “The Chocolate Goddess” went to work on her debut CD. The first release from the album is anticipated to be a cut entitled “Rider” that is a nice R&B dance track with a Rock influence.

EayVo “The Chocolate Goddess” is sure to be the New Face of Tomorrow’s Music Today, as she crosses and mixes genres with her vivacious sounds of Dancehall that has been fueled by her seductive lyrics and sultry appeal.