Rev. D

The story, from the records.

Dillon Naipaul is a gospel artist and a pastor. This site is for the music. The ministry travels with it.

On the records he is Dillon Naipaul, and he is also Rev. D. The oldest cuts in the catalog go back to 2018: Good Life on the Love and Culture riddim, and Christmas Party on the Manger riddim, both produced by Kwesi Fontinelle. Gospel reggae, gospel dancehall, gospel chutney, gospel parang — he has sung in all four without changing the point of the song.

Most High Records carried a long run of that work. Living Water with backups by Ester B. Mohammed. Pray on the Hothead riddim. Blessings on Celebration riddim, backups by Hanna Mohammed. More of You, First Fruit, Stop It, Mama — dedicated to Susan Mohammed, artwork by Crystal Naipaul — and Remnant, with the line he put on the upload: let the church be set apart unto Jesus Christ.

The newer records move with Inner Sanctum Entertainment. Road fi di Righteous has a music video shot with New Testament Church of God, Borde Narve, and The Way To Go written with Christ Soldier. In 2026 the R4DR 2 EP arrived: Every Knee Shall Bow, Tun to Jesus, and Call de Master, produced, mixed, and mastered by Inner Sanctum, with the Every Knee video by Timothy Ragbir.

He ministers with New Testament Church of God, Borde Narve. Services are Sunday at 8:00am, Wednesday at 7:00pm, and Friday at 7:00pm. The ministry number on his videos is +1 (868) 686-3353. In May 2024 he was in the UVC Radio conversation with the Inner Sanctum roster around the Secret Place riddim.

The mark on the channel — gold globe, red cross, the signature, sometimes a pen — is the logo. The night road on the R4DR artwork is the same idea in another key: the song does not stay inside the building.

Jesus Christ is Lord and Saviour.