Ferdy unger hamilton biography broadway

BY KEVIN JACKSON Observer Writer  

Teenaged singer/songwriter Koffee recently signed with Columbia Records UK.

The label’s president, Ferdy Unger-Hamilton, confirmed the signing in an interview with the Jamaica Observer.

“It’s great to have Koffee signed to us at Columbia UK.

We believe that Koffee has the potential to be a global superstar. We will begin releasing new music from her later this year, and an EP is also planned,” said Unger-Hamilton.

He added that the history of Jamaican music in the United Kingdom played a role in Koffee’s signing.

He believes she has the goods to continue that tradition.

“Jamaican music has always had a massive impact in the UK and it’s really exciting for us to be able to continue with that tradition.”

Jamaican artistes have entered the British national chart since 1964 when Millie Small peaked at number two with the ska ditty My Boy Lollipop.

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