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About Us
Breeze & Influence is where Caribbean identity meets global influence.
We’re a magazine celebrating the culture shapers, storytellers, and visionaries across the Caribbean and its diaspora. From Kingston to Toronto, London to Brooklyn, we spotlight the voices, ideas, and innovations redefining what it means to be Caribbean in a changing world.
Our pages are filled with power moves, sweet moments, and unapologetic style. Whether you’re a trailblazing entrepreneur, creative disruptor, or cultural tastemaker, Breeze & Influence is your space to be seen, heard, and celebrated.
We’re here to amplify bold stories, honor our roots, and connect a global community that moves with purpose.
Why We Started Breeze & Influence
Breeze & Influence was born from a simple but powerful truth: Caribbean people move culture. Yet too often, the depth, brilliance, and complexity of our stories are lost in translation, or erased entirely. Particularly in a time of rising division, hate, and dismissal of diverse voices, documenting who we are is more than art: it’s resistance. It’s legacy work.
This magazine was created to amplify our voice, archive our brilliance, and refuse invisibility. We are here to document, uplift, and stir things up. From fashion and politics to food, tech, joy, and resistance, Breeze & Influence offers a panoramic view of who we are and where we’re headed: no filter, no flattening.
We’re not here to make the culture palatable. We’re here to make it unforgettable.
Kavelle Christie —Editor-in-Chief
Kavelle Christie is an award-winning health policy strategist, writer, and unapologetic culture nerd. Born in Jamaica and shaped by both island life and global experience, she created Breeze & Influence as a home for stories that are often overlooked by media, by markets, and by mainstream narratives.
Known for her work at the intersection of power, equity, and legacy, Kavelle brings a background in policy, storytelling, and public impact to every issue. She believes deeply in the power of Caribbean people to shape the future, and this magazine is her love letter to that belief.
When she’s not writing, you’ll find her arguing about plant-based meals, walking her pups, Fancy & Mr. Tickles, planning multi-country adventures, or drinking coconut water straight from the source.