Davina steps boldly into the music world with her powerful debut album, Blood on the Door;

a concept project rooted in God’s protection through the blood of Jesus Christ. Produced by Jarrod Hicks, Brinson, and Jarred AllStar, the album weaves together a sonic tapestry that is as diverse as Davina’s testimony, crossing Christian Hip Hop, gospel, indie, pop, rhythm & praise, and gritty urban sounds. Featuring heartfelt collaborations, Davina is joined by her older sisters Kenya and Meesha of the Boyd Sisters, as well as Christian Hip Hop legends Knine, Brinson, and Dice Gamble. Her frequent collaborator and husband, Jarred AllStar, also lends his artistry, helping to shape an album that feels deeply personal while resonating universally. The humble ones from day one Lyra-C, Rik Montero and Jonnie Kilroy round out the exceptional supportive cast.

At its core, Blood on the Door is more than music; it’s a living testimony. Through raw honesty and electric creativity, Davina recounts how God has carried her safely through trials, transforming pain into praise. Every track is marked with authenticity, both a reflection of her journey and a declaration of God’s covering grace. From gritty bars to soaring melodies, Blood on the Door breaks boundaries, proving that faith-driven music can be innovative, genre-bending, and unforgettable. With this debut, Davina doesn’t just release an album...she invites listeners into a story of redemption, resilience, and the undeniable power of the Blood.

Jarred AllStar and Jarrod Hicks are back with another Collaborative project, titled Less is More. While Jarred AllStar was a seasoned rapper prior to entering the genre of Christian Hip Hop, it was his childhood friend and producer Jarrod Hicks who opened his eyes to the Genre. On this sophomore project Jarrod Hicks challenged AllStar with a production that sonically ranged from “Bay Area Bounce” to “Rock N' Roll” and Boom bap beats that give you that New York feel. Jarred AllStar’s eclectic, clean, and punch line heavy, skills as an MC is showcased in an array of lyrical facets from intricate couplets to Bible bars that would pique the interest of theologians.

Jarred AllStar and Jarrod Hicks took a strong stance with this guest-fortified 19 track album. This Included collaborating with artists from the Christian Hip Hop Genre such as Brinson “, and veterans like Richard Dauphin and Conquest, who are joined by the likes of Gritty CHH representative Da Commissioner, break out star Range the Artist, and even a few newcomers in poet Collin G. Smith and L. Green to name a few. While the name "Less is More" may seem ironic to the number of featured artists on the project, the vision remains plain, each song delivering on the reminder that we need less of us and more of Christ.
The vision was clear. To use hip hop as a vehicle, share the gospel, let humility lead through collaboration, while shining a light on the power of the Body of Christ and Ensuring everyone knows it's not about us as individuals, but it is truly all for One. The result of this mentality is "Less is More.”