Ky-Mani

Ky-Mani Marley one of the richest and most famous Reggae Singers was born on Friday, February 26, 1976 in Falmouth Jamaica. He was a part of the classic film Shottas alongside another artist Wyclef Jean. Ky-Mani joined Shang Records and recorded his debut album, called With Father Like Son. This was followed by a number of singles, including Dear Dad, which topped British Reggae Charts. Who The Cap suited (remix) as well as Sensimelia. These all helped to establish Ky-Mani's status as a new reggae musician. Ky-Mani, along with Praswell along with Praswell and Fugees (as part of Avenue), a popular rendition of a cover by Eddy Grant called Electric Avenue was released in the year 1997. Marley was the first musician to play on stage at Midem in Miami the world's largest showcase of music. At Midem's Cameo Theatre Marley performed a show that was broadcast live on air by the Caribbean News Agency to 36 nations. Marley was involved in a bidding conflict. The singer joined Gee Street/V2 Record, and in 1997, he collaborated with P.M. Dawn sang the song Gotta Movin"Up" the hit song. He is the only son of Bob Marley and his table tennis champion wife Anita Belnavis. Ky-Mani Marley is Jamaica's richest Reggae Singer. Based on Business Insider the Forbes and Wikipedia websites, we have estimated Ky Mani's Net Worth as $5 million. When he was a child, he preferred sports to music. His mother was supportive of his decision to study guitar and piano. The name he chose comes from East African for Adventurous Traveler. Ky-Mani marley (born 26 February 1976) is a Jamaican reggae and hip-hop artist. Named after a East African tribe, it is also known as the Adventurous Traveler. He is the sole son of Bob Marley with Anita Belnavis a Jamaican table tennis champion.