Dripp

Deannah "Dripp" Blemur is a proud Haitian-American entrepreneur and performing artist. She is a musician, actress, writer, and model and currently resides in Boston. As the president of Drippin' Fine Art LLC, her current goal is to impact the socioeconomic landscape within the arts and entertainment industries to be more inclusive of BIPOC artists. Her long-term goal is to transform and revive the sociopolitical economy of Haiti to become independent and sustainable.
In 2021, Dripp joined Writing Sessions America, a national membership-based organization that inspires collaboration, creativity, innovation, and business. She has been diligently studying under her mentor, Kevin Shine, CEO of Writing Sessions America, professional music consultant, and 25 - year industry veteran.
Dripp is passionate about creating unique music that is true to her experience and that challenges her listeners to be more introspective. In addition, she desires to use music as a mode to educate and share Haiti's rich culture with the masses. Her influences include Ariana Grande, Beyonce, H.E.R., Kendrick Lamar, Rihanna, and Robert Glasper.
In the theatre world, Dripp was last seen in June 2022 at the Mission Hill Arts Festival. In March 2022, she performed at the Master Playwriting Class Showcase, hosted by Hibernian Hall. In 2020, she embodied six different characters in the play, Broken, Healed, and Holding On, which Gloucester Stage Company hosted. In 2019, she began training under the direction of Jacqui Parker at Our Place Theatre.