Nathaniel J. D. Adon "MAJ3STY"

Nathaniel J. D. Adon, full name Nathaniel Jaree Dãn Salama Adon, known professionally as Maj3sty, is a Professional American Musician, Singer-songwriter, Rapper, Producer, Engineer, Actor, TedX Speaker, and Best-Selling Published Author. He is a former children’s mental health counselor, teacher, personal trainer, and a current PhD student at Queen’s College of Theology.

Adon is the CEO and co-founder of eMillennial Kingdom, a brand, record label, book publisher, and music publisher that functions as a non-governmental organization. With the help of his wife, who has taken on the role of his manager, and their vegan bakery, Vegan Sweet’s & Treat’s, they are feeding and ministering to the poor. As a former homeless man, addict (alcohol and marijuana), overcomer of a late high-functioning autism diagnosis (with an IQ higher than 200), a schizophrenia misdiagnosis, and domestic abuse. He has received a Certificate in Crisis Management from Cornell University, a First Responder Certificate from The American Red Cross, an Associate in Arts Degree (English) from Sandhills Community College, a Bachelors of Arts Degree (Interdisciplinary Studies and Literature) from North Carolina Central University, and a Masters in Science Degree (Business Entertainment) from Full Sail University.

Through music and speaking, Maj3sty preaches righteousness (the path of being and becoming holy and good), while denouncing all religions. His music is a righteous message with sounds of Roots-Rock-Reggae, Hip-Hop, Rock&Roll, and R&B. With smooth stage transitions, charisma, persona, and a smile that is accompanied by his serious intent as well as a smooth soft voice with subtle grit. With a 6-foot-8 and 240 lb stature, he is a mystery, an enigma, and a must-watch-and-listen. He has opened for artists such as Julian Marley (son of the late Bob Marley).

Maj3sty is a Nazarite, which is a person who vows to The God of Abraham (The Holy Spirit) to be separate from the world. It is not a religion and because religion is of the world, the Nazarite does not adhere to nor believe in the world of religion. But they go wherever they are meant to be. The Nazarite vow is encompassed by many commandments, laws, and practices that help the individual to be and to become holy. The path is summarized in one word, righteous. This individual vow can be found within the context of all religions but is originally displayed within the Hebrew origin and thoroughly depicted, as well as explained in The Book of Numbers. His faith leads him to stand firm in the importance of sobriety from all substances, as well as a sustainable way of living and eating.