Irie Love is an indigenous female recording artist, born and raised in Hawaii. She started her musical career in 1999 when she won a local talent competition called “Brown Bags to Stardom”. Love considers herself a “Reggae Soul” artist. She has toured the world singing and performing with artists such as Fiji, P!nk, Chaka Kahn, Tarrus Riley, Morgan Heritage, J Boog, Common Kings, Katchafire and most recently The Wailers.

Irie Love is also passionate about her charity work. She has been a keynote speaker and mentor for the Boys & Girls Club, Mana Mele, the Mana Maoli collective, Habitat for Humanity, Space Between, Future.For.Us, Chances for Children, Neko Cat Cafe, the Humane Society, and Meow Cat Rescue. Irie Love has now founded her own non-profit called Mana Wahine Movement LLC empowering young female artists in Hawaii and Aotearoa. In 2017, Irie Love took a break from music and moved to the Pacific Northwest, where she became a certified fitness coach and yoga teacher.

Now combining her love of music, charity and holistic wellness, Irie Love has been reactivated with a new album entitled “Reflections” released in December 2025, two Gold Certified records in Aotearoa, and a new book about her life story and wisdoms gained to be released in 2027.