Bio

Chevelle Franklyn is a Jamaican gospel artist and worship minister whose music career spans more than three decades. Her powerful voice and heartfelt ministry have connected with audiences across the Caribbean, Africa, Europe, Asia and North America.

South Wind Vol. 1

Recorded in South Africa, South Wind Vol. 1 grew from a plan to record two songs into a full worship album. It features Ntokozo Mbambo and was co-produced by Chevelle, Nqubeko Mbatha and Mojalefa Mjakes Thebe, bringing together voices, languages and musical traditions in worship.

A journey into gospel

Chevelle began recording as a teenager and gained international recognition through collaborations with Shabba Ranks and Beenie Man. In 1998, she publicly announced her commitment to Christianity and gospel music during a live performance.

Her gospel catalogue includes Joy (2001), Set Time (2017) and South Wind Vol. 1. Collaborations with Israel Houghton, Donnie McClurkin and other celebrated artists reflect the breadth of her musical journey.

International ministry

Chevelle has ministered at The Experience in Lagos, the International Gathering of Champions in London and the Festival of Praise in Manchester, as well as at churches and worship gatherings around the world.

Awards and collaborations

Her work has been recognised by the Caribbean Gospel Music Marlin Awards, IRAWMA, the Reggae Academy Awards, AGMMA and the Sterling Gospel Music Awards.

Chevelle featured on Israel Houghton’s The Power of One, which received the 2010 GRAMMY Award for Best Pop/Contemporary Gospel Album.