Ky-Mani

Ky-Mani Marley was born on February 26th, 1976 at Falmouth Jamaica. He is among the most wealthy and famous Reggae singers. He sang in Shottas along with another artist Wyclef. Ky-Mani was signed by Shang Records in 1996 where he released his first album With Father Like Son. He also recorded several singles, such as Judge Not With Patra and Dear Dad (which reached the highest position on the British Reggae Charts) as well as How Does The Cap Go Remix and Sensimelia. Each of them contributed to his growing popularity with the young generation of reggae musicians. Ky-Mani, as well as Praswell along with Praswell and Fugees (as members of Avenue) is a huge song by Eddy Grant called Electric Avenue was released in the year 1997. Marley was a guest in Midem (international music festival) during its time in Miami at the beginning of its run. Marley's show in the Cameo Theatre was broadcast live to 36 countries through the Caribbean News Agency. Marley was involved in a bidding conflict. In 1997, he signed with Gee Street/V2 Record where Marley collaborated with labelmate P.M. Dawn recorded Gotta be Movin' On Up. Bob Marley's spouse Anita Belnavis, a table tennis champion, is his only parent. Ky-Mani is one of the wealthiest Reggae Singer from Jamaica. According to our research and Forbes and Business Insider have estimated Ky-Mani's net worth to be $5 million. When he was a child, he prefers sports over music. However, his mother advised him to learn the piano and guitarist. His name comes from the East African for Adventurous Traveler. Ky-Mani Marley - born on the 26th of February 1976 - is a Jamaican Reggae and Hip-Hop singer. It is a name of East African descent and it is a reference to an adventurous traveler. Bob Marley had only one baby, Anita Belnavis. She was Jamaican table tennis champion.