Da Powerhouse Buzz
Meet Lady D. Williams, the heart and soul behind Da Power House Radio. Born on July 12 in Jamaica, West Indies, Lady D’s journey began with her love of music at an early age. Her family moved to the Bronx, New York, where she honed her skills, mixing music at basement gatherings and block parties, transforming local events into vibrant scenes of rhythm and connection. Early on, reggae icon Sister Carol recognized her talent and offered her the first opportunity to perform, setting Lady D on a path defining her as an artist and personality.
Lady D started as a reggae artist in New York, sharing her musical passion with family, friends, and audiences at local events. Her journey continued in 1990 when she relocated to Georgia, bringing her unique rub-a-dub, old-school style that resonated with local DJs and audiences alike. As her reputation grew, she became a fixture at large gatherings, playing at events and weddings, and spreading her love of music and culture.
Building a name within the reggae community, Lady D took on a new challenge—radio. She has assumed various roles, such as disc jockey, co-host, mentor, and news reporter, embodying her unwavering dedication and passion for fostering connections through music and storytelling. Her radio career has been marked by passion and versatility, making her a trusted and beloved voice for her listeners.
But Lady D’s influence goes beyond music. Her compassion for others is evident in her community work, where she provides support and quality care for individuals with mental and physical challenges. Her dedication to service, like her music, reflects a deep-rooted passion for uplifting her community.
