Award winning Reggae artiste Kumar Bent answers the demands
of fans and will travel from Jamaica to Mauritius to perform at two festivals
in the month of May, and then again in Germany and Belgium in August.
On May 4th and May 11th respectively,
Kumar delivers his signature voice when he performs at the Noulesa Festival
Lamizik in Vacoas, Mauritius and the Get Up Mizik Festival in Port Mathurin,
Mauritius. Both performances will be
backed by Kumar’s band, The Habaneros, and both are a reflection of Kumar’s
commitment to well being. In a statement
ahead of his travels, the artiste said “I’m eagerly anticipating my upcoming
performances and can’t wait to experience the people of Mauritius, Germany and
Belgium. It is important to feed the
soul good music and that’s exactly what I’m going to do.”
Prepared to cater to his fans he calls ‘Rebels,’ the Reggae
star’s inspirational words in music will come to life when he performs recently
released songs “It’s Alright” (VP Records) and “Dem Nuh Real” (Frankie Music –
distributed by VPAL). About the importance
of his music and performing live for fans, famed radio jock Papa Richie from
Ottawa, Canada said “Kumar is the type of artist who sounds great on the radio
and on mixtapes but when he performs live, he connects with his audience in a
way that they hold on to every note he sings.
Mauritius, Germany and Belgium are going to love him.”
Highlights of Kumar’s August performances will include time
in Germany via Reggae Jam (August 2nd, 2019) and in Belgium via
Reggae Geel (August 3rd, 2019).
Both festivals the largest in their countries and reflect Kumar’s
popularity with fans who are familiar with his catalog.
To make sure fans stay up to date, Kumar has revamped his
website www.kumarmusic.com and keeps
his social media active with career highlights via
Instagram: @kumarfyah
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Kumarfyah/
Twitter: @kumarfyah
About Kumar:
Music resides in the very bones of this
multi-instrumentalist, who spent his formative years as a church drummer before
formally studying classical piano and eventually strumming his guitar on stages
across the globe.
His leisure time is spent reading books about the history
and science of music. Simply put, Kumar
has never been afraid to evolve creatively or otherwise. As self-assured as he was when he declared
that he will be “playing music for the rebels” on ‘Judgement Day’ so he remains
confident today, encouraging all who will hear.
“If you wanna change then the time is now. If you wanna know, let me show you how
(lyrics from the song ‘Good Life’).
