
Amony is a multifaceted artist who pushes creative boundaries to create haunting and groundbreaking music. Her musical style is a fusion of hip hop and RnB with the light sounds of east African coastal music that blend beautifully with her smooth vocals. Amony clings to how this whole journey found her; from writing simple stories, turning them into melodies, producing in her bedroom to finally making real songs to share to the world. She tells her personal story through her music with a natural style that depicts her
background that contributed to her musical endeavors.
She started singing in a children’s church choir at the age of 6 years old out of obligation from her mother who was a choir master at the time. It was not until many years later that she developed a natural interest in singing though she loved listening to the radio all this while. She always loved dancing and writing short stories. Her writing always surprised her as the final work would always reveal something deeper that she had hidden in her subconscious. It became a natural process to self-reflect or simplify her experiences.
Growing up, she would position herself in spaces where she would be able to dance. She would learn the hottest RnB and dancehall choreographies. She joined the drama club in high school to mainly dance but theatrical singing was a major component and this was the time Amony discovered that she could actually sing. Her initial vocal training was singing while dancing. She never stood and sung until later. In fact she had to learn how to sing again while standing still. She took music as a major in high school mainly focusing on
classical compositions, African traditional music and music theory. She plays guitar and the piano.
Later she focused on making a career out of music. She initially intended to become a song writer but later resorted to recording the songs herself because she believed there was a message that needed to be heard.
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