Nathaniel Peterkin-Adon "MAJ3STY"

Nathaniel J. D. Peterkin-Adon, known professionally as Maj3sty is a Professional Musician (guitarist), Singer-songwriter, Producer, Public Speaker, and Published writer. He is a PhD student at Capella University (Doctorates in Human Services), a former Mental Health Counselor for children, as well as a former Licensed Teacher and Certified Personal Trainer.

Mr. Adon is the CEO of eMillennial, a nonprofit record label, whose mission is to help the homeless, feed the poor, and heal the sick. Maj3sty gives all of his royalties and partial profit towards this charity. This former TedX Speaker has received a Certificate in Crisis Management from Cornell University, a First Responder Certificate from The American Red Cross, an Associate in Arts Degree from SCC, Bachelors of Arts Degree from NCCU, and a Masters in Science Degree from FSU.

Through music and speaking, Maj3sty preaches righteousness (the path of being or becoming holy and good), not religion. His music is a righteous message with sounds of roots-rock-reggae that was seen during the life of Robert Nesta "Bob" Marley, but Maj3sty's music is displayed as reggae, r&b, and rap. His faith leads him to stand firm in the understanding of the importance of sobriety from all substances. Because of his faith, he also maintains a very strict plant based way of eating. His stage presence is captivating because of his large stature of 6-foot-7 and 240 lbs.

With smooth stage transitions, a persona, and smile that is accompanied with his serious intent and smooth soft voice, he is a mysterious man to watch and listen to.

Maj3sty is a Nazarite, which is an individual person who vows to The Most High God (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 or 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 Numbers