Born in Saint Catherine, Jamaica, Kaye Starh is a reggae recording artist known for her powerful vocals, energetic stage presence, and authentic Jamaican sound. She began her career in Kingston, Jamaica, where she developed her talents through modeling, live performances, and recording music.

Throughout her career, Kaye Starh has shared the stage and worked alongside respected reggae artists including Gregory Isaacs, Sizzla, Capleton, Anthony B, Michael Rose, Junior Kelly, and Chuck Fenda. She toured internationally with Gregory Isaacs before becoming a member of the legendary reggae group Black Uhuru. During her time with the group, she performed extensively throughout Europe, North America, South America, and the Caribbean, building a reputation as a dynamic and engaging performer on the international reggae scene.

George Dekker has been a musical father and mentor to Kaye Starh. Through his knowledge, experience, and contributions to reggae music, he encouraged her to pursue her musical career from a broad perspective. As she continued to grow artistically while working with the renowned reggae band Black Uhuru, his guidance helped shape her development as a versatile performer and songwriter. Drawing from those experiences, Kaye Starh has continued to refine her craft and create music that blends Reggae, Dancehall, and Hip Hop influences while remaining true to her Jamaican roots.