Ebony Reigns, born as Priscilla Opoku-Kwarteng on February 16, 1997 in Accra, Ghana, was a talented and vibrant Reggae singer who rose to fame in the African music industry at a young age. She was the daughter of Nana Poku Kwarteng, with an older sister named Foriwaa Opoku-Kwarteng.
Ebony's journey to stardom began when she was discovered by Bullet from Ruff n Smooth, who saw her potential and signed her to his Ruff Town record label. It was through radio host OGtheEMCee that she was introduced to the CEO of the record label, setting her on the path to musical success.
With her distinctive sound and powerful vocals, Ebony quickly made a name for herself in the Afro-Pop and Dancehall music scene. Her hit singles "Kupe" and "Poison" captured the hearts of fans across the world, and her social media presence grew rapidly, amassing over 250,000 followers on her Instagram account, ebony_reigns.
Despite her untimely passing, Ebony's talent did not go unrecognized. Her debut single "Dancefloor" earned her a nomination in the "unsung" category at the 2016 Ghana Music Awards, showcasing her rising star power and musical prowess.
Tragically, Ebony's life was cut short in a car accident, drawing comparisons to the legendary Japanese producer Jun Seba who also lost his life in a similar manner. However, her impact on the music industry lives on, as she continues to be celebrated for her groundbreaking contributions to the Reggae genre.
Ebony Reigns may have left us too soon, but her legacy as a pioneer of Afro-Pop and Dancehall music will forever be remembered and cherished by fans and fellow artists alike. Her passion, talent, and unwavering dedication to her craft serve as an inspiration to aspiring musicians around the world, ensuring that her memory will live on in the hearts of all who were touched by her music.
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