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Biography of Althea Hewitt Althea Hewitt, a Grammy-nominated artist from Kingston, Jamaica, started her musical journey in childhood, influenced by her father, Stephen Hewitt. She recorded her first duet, “Sweet Love,” at an early age and later won the Ms. High Energy Mastermix competition, leading to her second song, “My Song Needs a Melody.” As a member of the Fourth Street Sisters, Althea achieved success in the Jamaican cabaret scene with tracks like “Long Way Home” and “Play on Me.” She also joined Tribe Sankofa and produced shows such as “Intimate at Studio 38.” Her global performances include opening for Reggae Icons like Bunny Wailer and Beres Hammond. A highlight was representing Jamaica in Brussels. Her debut compilation “Introducing Althea Hewitt” featured hits like “Boom Boom Boom.” In 2019, she released her album “Stronger” and the EP “My Black Is Strong” in 2020. Her single “To Sir with Love” topped charts in New York and Florida in 2023. Recent singles “Rise and Shine”, "How could I not see you" and “Raise Your Glass” have gained attention, and Althea continues to produce high-quality music, promising more remarkable releases.
