We fell in love with her voice first. The sweetness of her tone, the depth of her lyrics. the way she seems to bare her soul and feelings for the world to see. And we identified with her multicultural influences, traveling from the Caribbeans to the US, to Europe and Africa. We heard all of those influences in her music and immediately fell in love with the sound of author composer and interpreter Stevy Mahy.

We then met her and felt like we had just been reintroduced to an old friend. Her warm personality, her humor and openness; we met a down to earth smart and fabulous chick.

And then we took a look at her and were like “Damn! This chick is Afrohip to the maximum!” From the makeup to the nails, from the accessories to the fabrics, she was mixing and matching and we loved every one of her outfits. Enough said, we had to feature her on the Afrohipster and make her one of our favorites.

Like her fashion, her musical style is difficult to pin down, some call it tri-lingual folk-soul. We’ll just call it “beautiful music”. Every song is a trip inside a feeling, a sensation, a moment of life.

So here she is, discover one of her songs, the aptly called Beautiful from her first album The Beautiful Side of a Kreyol Folk Trip and check her brand new Tumblr Blog here

Then check out evidence of her great style in the pictures below.

Loving the wax tiered skirt

We love the "Africa Is The Future" tank top and wax tiered skirt as well as the Samburu Tribe reminiscing turtleneck piece and the bracelets. - Copyright Guillaume Aricique

Loving the bright colors, and the wax embellished dress

She has fun with accessories as well as hair and makeup. Loving the bright orange lipstick!

The accessories are fabulous. Look at that neck embroidered piece. Can you get more Afro and fabulous than that? I think not! The makeup is pretty cool here as well.

Her style is fun and fresh. Look at the detail of the toe nails colors. Love it!

She never goes without her bracelets. And the nail art is pretty smashing here too.