Starr Dawkins, known professionally as Starr, is a Jamaican-born dancehall artist known for her bold lyrics, infectious energy, and genre-blending sound. Born on November 6, 1985, Starr grew up in South Florida, where she was first introduced to music through her church choir. While she initially pursued acting and entrepreneurship, her passion for music always remained at the forefront.
Determined to carve her own path, Starr dropped out of college and moved to Los Angeles, where she successfully built her own business. With financial independence secured, she turned her focus to music—on her own terms.
In 2021, Starr officially launched her music career, making waves with her viral remix of Capella Grey’s hit song "Gyalis." Shortly after, she dropped her first dancehall track, "Two Man," produced by Izzy Beats. Inspired by the legendary Lady Saw, the song embraced dancehall’s raw storytelling and female empowerment, quickly gaining attention.
Since then, Starr has collaborated with some of the biggest names in dancehall, including Masicka, HoodCelebrityy, and Jashii. Known for her expressive and creative style, she effortlessly blends dancehall with other genres, pushing boundaries and redefining the modern dancehall sound.
With her unapologetic lyrics and fearless artistry, Starr Dawkins continues to make her mark in the music industry, proving that she’s here to stay.