Dayne Malcolm grew up on the beautiful island of Jamaica. As a child, his favorite pastime was singing. Little did he know that his beloved childhood hobby would become a life of music ministry and service. Dayne Malcolm, better known as daMalco, is a laid-back and jovial person. However, when he takes the stage, he allows God to take full control, transforming the atmosphere and leaving each person feeling renewed and restored.
Before moving to the United States, Dayne was very involved in his community and stood out as a talented singer from a young age. He sang with his high school choir and won the Shining Star Award in 2009. He was also a Jamaica Cultural Development Commission (JCDC) Silver Medalist in both 2010 and 2011. In 2012, Dayne relocated to the United States of America where he was able to see God open doors that he could never have imagined. He provided background vocals for Myron Butler (Grammy and Stellar Award-winning psalmist), Geoffrey Golden (Sunday’s Best Season 7 winner), and Jonathan Nelson (multiple Stellar Award winner), among others. These opportunities give new meaning to Proverbs 18:16, which says, “A man’s gift makes room for him, and brings him before great men.”
One of Dayne’s most memorable performances was singing the national anthem for the 50th Anniversary of Job Corps, where honorary guest Congresswoman Frederica Wilson was present. Dayne was named Artist of the Month in July 2015 by Caribbean Gospel Buzz, a magazine and promotions company. In 2019, Dayne was nominated for Caribbean Artist of the Year by the Tampa Bay Gospel Awards. Later that year, he received the True Worship Leaders Award. Dayne is also recognized in the South Florida music community for his contributions as a praise and worship leader and guest artist for concerts and other events.
