Key
Key, started out at a very young age. At the age of only 5 years old he knew that his love for music was anything but normal. He was in many talent shows, whether he was dancing, rapping or singing in his school choir. He took up the hobby of playing the piano. Key says "At first it was just a hobby, something I could do to past times. But when I started tickling the ivory and making up my own music, it became a love not a hobby". As did music in general. He was first discovered when he wrote a poem for one of his "6th grade sweet hearts". It was found by the teacher and the teacher entered him in a poetry contest. He won. His poem title "Great Days" was a big hit. He took it from there and is now laying down million dollar tracks at Slam Records. KEY.
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kAo5
kAo5 was born Kemet Dumas Coleman, in Kansas City, Mo, by Larry and Lyla Coleman. Kemet has four professional musical artists in his family. Kemet has won 10 poetry awards in his life time. One entitled "The Duke of Jazz," made for the late Duke Ellington, gave him his greatest poetry award. This poem is still shown at the Kansas City Blues and Jazz Museum. kAo5 is one of greatest rhyme deliverers in Kansas City, for his age of just 16. kAo5 is not only skilled in the mastering of rhyme, but also producing. kAo5 made his first debut album, called K-oTiC, in 1999. Produced, written, and arranged by himself. "When Mark and I first met, I knew we would click, are birthdays are only a day apart"(kAo5-March 9 & Key- March 10)."
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