Jake D aka Jacob Daynuah is a korlor musician from Liberia. Naser is his wife and they reside in the Twin Cities, USA. They both hail from Nimba county in Liberia.

They (together with Joe Woyee) run Kinzo Music works which is dedicated to the cause of furthering Liberian musical identity in the Twin Cities and abroad.

Jake D and Naser have a CD out called Rally Time which has tracks like African Lady, Mama Liberia, Kponah, Dakernuan, Sehdor, Believer, Seay, and People Need People.

Seemingly born from the fires of civil war, jodi and his family Stared adversity and violence in the face in their homeland of Liberia. A country nestled on the western coast of Africa; Liberia was established as a colony for slaves who were sent back to their land in the 1800’s to establish their own Republic. When civil unrest became a harsh reality, the young country fell into a tailspin of coups and shaky government. No one was safe and although on the rise, the country remains volatile to this day.

Sundaygar Dearboy is a Liberian musician.

Sundaygar was born on July 20, 1972, in Grand Bassa county. He is famous for a song he composed called 'Ellen will win' during the 2005 presidential elections. True to his lyrics, Ellen Sirleaf-Johnson won the election to become Liberia and Africa's first female president.