Reema Faith Bio

Born in Hollywood, Florida, and raised in the heart of The Bronx, Reema Faith (born Kareem Scott) carries a powerful sonic identity shaped by his deep Jamaican heritage and a lifelong dedication to the craft. His musical journey began in the church, where he first discovered the power of voice and melody. At a young age, he joined the "Spirit and Black" choir at Butler Memorial in the Northeast Bronx, later attending the Highway Christian Church of Christ in Harlem, traveling across various states to sharp-sharpen his performance skills in competitive church conventions.

As his artistry evolved, Reema Faith’s eyes opened to a new lane—a way to deliver hard-hitting, mainstream street anthems while keeping his spiritual foundation intact. Seamlessly fusing Hip-Hop, R&B, Reggae, and Dancehall, he built a reputation as a relentless live performer. He has commanded stages across New York’s independent circuit, rocking crowds at legendary venues like SOB’s, Club Drom, Mist Harlem, Blackthorn 51, The PaperBox, and Brooklyn Nights, among many others.

Today, operating fully outside the traditional label machine, Reema Faith is leading a true independent, direct-to-fan movement. His catalog is anchored by his definitive album, Faith Without Works Is Dead, featuring standout tracks like "Music," "Reema vs. Faith," and his explosive new anthem, "LIGHT WORK." Backed by heavy club support from legendary tastemakers like DJ Epps, Reema Faith is bypassing the corporate middlemen. Through this official platform, true listeners can stream his official music videos, download high-quality master audio, and SET YOUR OWN PRICE to directly fuel the next era of independent global music.