Supa Mana has been immersed in reggae since childhood. She made her first appearances on stage in 2009, a year during which she became a resident DJ at numerous Parisian events. Always delivering a top-notch selection, Supa Mana’s live sets are true journeys through time and across genres. She also plays a key role in spotlighting hidden gems and rising stars of the French digital reggae scene.

After releasing several EPs and mixtapes, she dropped her debut album Double Trouble in 2016. This record immerses listeners in her “Dub Champagne” universe, featuring collaborations with heavyweights like ART-X, Big Red, Sara Lugo, and Troy Berkley.

Brilliant and vibrant, Supa Mana’s charisma and digital productions have earned her a reputation as one of the most popular reggae producers in the scene.

Supa Mana made a powerful return in 2023 with Dub Siren, an oceanic-sounding album born from her collaboration with OLO (ONDUBGROUND). True to form, this project brings together big names from the underground reggae and hip-hop scenes such as BIGA*RANX, YOUTHSTAR, Twan Tee, Pauline Diamond, MISCELLANEOUS, and more. The album is dynamic, filled with fiery and intoxicating productions crafted to captivate live audiences.

Beyond its top-tier musical quality, Supa Mana has given the project a strong visual artistic identity. In collaboration with graphic designer and director DIZZINESS, an entire animated universe has been created, telling the stories of this dub siren through live performances and music videos.

In 2024, Supa Mana was more active on stage than ever, kicking off the year with a mountain tour, DJing at some of the hottest ski resorts such as Les Arcs, Val Thorens, and Courchevel. Throughout the summer, she performed at Le Rayon Vert in Seignosse, sharing the stage with numerous guests including JAEL, Groovewax, Elisa Do Brasil, YOUTHSTAR, ONDUBGROUND, and Twan Tee. Meanwhile, Supa Mana was also invited by BIGA*RANX to open for him at Le Tube in Seignosse, for his curated event at the International Dub Gathering in Spain, and at L’Atabal in Biarritz.