Ky-Mani

Ky-Mani Marley was born on February 26th, 1976 in Falmouth Jamaica. He is among the most wealthy and popular Reggae artists. He appeared in Shottas, a cult film with Wyclef. Ky-Mani signed with Shang Records for his 1996 debut Like Father Like Son album and singles like Judge Not (with Patra), Dear Dad", (which was the number one British reggae chart) as well as Who The Cap (remix), Sensimelia and others all contributed to the increasing recognition for the new reggae of his generation. In 1997, Ky-Mani formed a band with Praswell (Fugees) to record Avenue a hit cover version from Eddy Grant's Electric Avenue. Marley became the first musician to play on stage at Midem in Miami which was an international festival of musical talent. Marley's show on stage at Cameo Theatre was broadcast live across 36 countries via Caribbean News Agency. Marley was involved in a bidding conflict. He joined Gee Street/V2 Record in 1997, where he recorded the collaboration with label friend P.M. Dawn on the single Gotta be Movin On Up. Bob Marley was the sole parent of Anita Belnavis who is a top table tennis player. Ky-Mani is one of the richest Reggae Singer from Jamaica. Based on our research Wikipedia Forbes & Business Insider Ky-Mani Marley's net worth $5 million. As a youngster, he preferred sports to music. His mother advised him to learn the guitar and piano. His name comes from the East African for Adventurous Traveler. Ky-Mani Marley, born on February 26, 1976, from Jamaica, was a reggae/hip hop musician. He is an East African whose name means "Adventurous Traveler". Bob Marley is his only child with Anita Belnavis who was a Jamaican Table Tennis Champion.