Ky-Mani

Ky-ManiKy-Mani joined forces with Praswell, (Fugees), to perform Eddy Grant's smash track "Electric Avenue". The star's power was evident when Ky-Mani performed on stage Midem stage at Miami during the time that the world-class music showcase took place for the first times. Ky-Mani gave a thrilling performance in front of a packed Cameo Theatre that was full up to capacity. It was broadcast live by CANA (Caribbean News Agency), to 36 countries. Ky-mani Marley has started work on his sixth studio album, which will showcase his personal growth and highlight the duality of his personality. The result is an urban sound deeply rooted in reggae and hip-hop culture. The track promises to provide a refreshing break from typical synth pop and instead reflect the authentic urban hip-hop/reggae fusion. New single "New Heights" is out the 3rd March of this year.

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