Ky-Mani

Ky-Mani Marley, born in Falmouth Jamaica on 26th February 1976 is one of greatest and most rich Reggae artists. He was in Shottas together with another vocalist Wyclef. Ky-Mani signed with Shang Records and recorded his debut album in 1996, With Father Like Son. This was followed by a number of singles including Dear Dad, which topped British Reggae Charts. Who The Cap fit (remix) as well as Sensimelia. These all have contributed to the growing reputation of Ky-Mani as a rising reggae artist. Ky-Mani collaborated with Praswell of Fugees to cover Electric Avenue by Eddy Grant. The song became a massive hit in 1997. Marley appeared at the Midem performance (an international music festival), which was first staged in Miami. Marley performed a set live in the Cameo Theatre, which was broadcast by Caribbean News Agency across 36 nations. Marley came to be the target of bidding wars. In 1997, Marley signed to Gee Street/V2 Records where he collaborated with his labelmate P.M. Dawn is the singer on the album Gotta Movin' On Up. Ky-Mani is the sole child to Bob Marley and his table tennis champion wife Anita Belnavis. Ky-Mani is among the richest Reggae Singer from Jamaica. According to Business Insider and Wikipedia's analysis Ky-Mani Marley's worth is $5M. Her mother urged her son to study piano and guitar. The name is a reference to his East African words for Adventurer Traveler. Ky-Mani Marley - born on the 26th February, 1976 - is an Jamaican Reggae/Hip-Hop musician. The name he chose is of East African origin and means the word "Adventure Traveler. Bob Marley had only one child. Anita Belnavis. She was Jamaican table-tennis champion.