Biography of Keith Stove

Keith Stove is a dynamic Hip-Hop artist and producer with a rich cultural heritage rooted in Trinidad and Tobago, and shaped by the vibrant scenes of Toronto, Canada, and Brooklyn, New York. With a career spanning from the mid-90s, Keith has consistently pushed the boundaries of Hip-Hop by infusing his music with a diverse range of influences, from the soulful rhythms of the 70s and 80s to the raw energy of classic Hip-Hop groups like Public Enemy and Wu-Tang Clan.

Known for his authentic sound and compelling lyrics, Keith Stove is not just a performer; he's a creator who writes and produces all his music. His dedication to perfecting his craft has led to significant achievements, including the writing and performance of the theme song “I Am” for the television sports drama “Playmakers,” as well as producing music for major brands like Honda, BMW Mini, AT&T, and Coca-Cola.

Keith's music is a reflection of his journey—rich in culture, steeped in history, and driven by a relentless passion for creativity. As he prepares to release his first solo EP, Keith Stove is set to expand his influence globally, collaborating with artists and producers who share his vision of pushing Hip-Hop into new, exciting territories.