Nigerian Afrobeat and dancehall crooner, Kessy Isong, who is popular as Kess is making plans to register her name and music on the minds of music lovers within the Nigerian music space and beyond as he gets ready to launch her career in a big way with new musical contents.
The singer who is currently working on her debut single told R during a conversation that her music career would be embraced by many music listeners in less than a month when she begins to bless the music airwaves with her musical contents and engagements.
The Akwa Ibom State born budding singer urged her fans to brace up for impact that her music would have on the music scene even as she added that she has worked quietly over the years on her craft to bring the best out of her game and stay relevant with it.
Kess who completed her First Degree from the University of Calabar doubles as a beauty queen and she is the current Queen of Aso Tourism 2021 but she was quick to say that music remained her focus for now even if she has interests in other areas of the entertainment industry.
With a company, “The Kess World Nigeria Limited registered in her name, the 24-year-old singer who was born and brought up in Imo, Akwa Ibom and River states added that living in those cities shaped her music background and gave her a proper perspective about life and people.
With new contents set to be released by the end of the month, Kess is upbeat about her career and hopes to leverage on her rising profile to get her career started on a positive note.
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