cHUCK CA$H & FRIENDS
Born from HARLEM. Shaped by the streets. MAKAI's music doesn't ask for your attention — it demands it.
Authentic
Raised by the culture, MAKAI brings an authentic sound with his creative songs on this album.
Cultured
Songs like "Addicted to the Money" open the views into the culture of hustling in the Music Industry and making it as an Independent Artist.
Rebrand
Songs like "Rebrand" reintroduces MAKAI from a previous artist persona. As the artist matures his music matured with him. Welcome to the Album "MAKAI"
HEAVEN UP IN HARLEM
Started over 20 years ago Mekeda Jenkins and OG Daniel created a Celebration of Life BBQ that grew tremendously over the years. We come together as a family to remember the Angels that have impacted our lives. Celebrating our newest & dearest Angel Mekeda, family, and friends.
CashApp Donation:
Donate to Heaven Up in Harlem via CashApp: $HeavenUpInHarlem
Zelle Donations
Donate to Heaven Up In Harlem via Zelle:
Performance at Heaven Up In Harlem
Randall's Island iCHAN Stadium
Gates Open 12pm
NATIVE HARLEM
Born in HARLEM. Shaped by the culture. MAKAI's music doesn't ask for your attention — it demands it.
Bottle Service:
For Bottle Service: Contact 646-650-1116
MAKAI Listening Party
Continuing the celebration of our Angels with a day party at the Famous Native Harlem. MAKAI is having a Listening Party at the famous Native Harlem. Come join the moment.
MAKAI Performance
Gracing the stage will be up and coming artist MAKAI.
MAKAI ALBUM LISTENING PARTY
Born from HARLEM. Shaped by the streets. MAKAI's music doesn't ask for your attention — it demands it.
Rebrand
Come join us at MAKAI album Listening Party. This short story album reintroduces the artist now known as MAKAI to the world.
Authenticity
With his authentic style and sound you will hear a range of musical experiments that travels through the journey of a young man navigating through feelings that most can relate to.
Culture
Songs created by this artist comes from the soul. His genre would be classified as Pop/HipHop. Redefining the music for the streets does not have to be violent but can be understanding.
