Kervy Delcy is a Haitian-American Composer, producer, conductor, poet, librettist, polyglot, and visionary arts leader. She is the founder and president of Vox Feminarum, an international nonprofit organization committed to showcasing the music of women composers across both vocal and instrumental genres through high-level performances, educational initiatives, and artistic collaborations. She is also the founder and CEO of Echelon Press Magazine and PR, a multimedia platform highlighting excellence in the performing arts through radio, interviews, Times Square and international billboards, press campaigns, and Wikipedia page creation for artists and businesses.

In 2020, she launched the Kervy Delcy Performing Arts School (KDPAS), where she mentors and trains the next generation of young artists. She is also the founder of Savoir-Faire Talent & Production, a boutique agency specializing in production and booking for established musicians, actors, and dancers. These ventures are united under her umbrella company, Lady K Maison des Arts, which provides a creative home for her multifaceted work in arts entrepreneurship and supports artistic residencies, showcases, grant writing, and business development consultation.

On a prestigious Presidential Scholarship, Ms. Delcy currently studies music composition at the Manhattan School of Music. Born in Haiti, her creative journey began at the age of five through local theater. She went on to win first place in poetry and second place in singing in regional youth competitions. Her versatility was soon recognized when she joined AJAPDECH (Association of Young Actors and Producers for the Development of Haitian Culture), where she acted in the film "Amour et Contrainte." After immigrating to New York in 2012, she pursued performing arts studies at Rockland Community College. She later transferred to the City College of New York to double major in music and theater with a minor in creative writing. She also studied composition privately with composer Harry Stafylakis.

In 2017, she made her compositional debut with "Turning Tables," a short musical that marked her growing presence in the New York music scene. She was awarded the ASCAP: Louis Dreyfus Warner-Chappell City College scholarship, and during the COVID-19 pandemic, she expanded her orchestration skills under the mentorship of French film composer Marie-Jeanne Séréro, professor at the Conservatoire de Paris. In 2021, she earned her MFA in Media Scoring from the Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema.

Ms. Delcy is a fellowship composer with the American Opera Project's Composers & the Voice program (2023–2025), developing new operatic works and collaborating with leading vocalists and mentors. She also studied in Paris under Dr. Philip Lasser at EAMA and continues to be mentored by him. Her musical voice bridges cultures, styles, and traditions, blending contemporary classical idioms with a deep emotional resonance.

Her achievements include the Presidential Scholarship Award from the Manhattan School of Music, the Tow International Research Grant from Brooklyn College, two Bronx Medals from the Global Music Awards, the High Academic Achievement Award from City College of New York (2018 and 2019), the Outstanding Student Award from Rockland Community College (2015), and a grant from the James and Nicole Cho Foundation.

A fluent speaker of five languages and currently studying two more, Ms. Delcy's global outlook fuels her commitment to cultural exchange and inclusion. As a producer, she has presented the inaugural Vox Feminarum concert at Carnegie Hall and produced events at The National Opera Center. Through Vox Feminarum, Echelon Press, Kervy Delcy Performing Arts School, Savoir Faire, and Lady K Maison des Arts, she continues to build platforms that amplify underrepresented voices and foster artistic excellence on the world stage.