Kymie

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Kymie, has gradually built a strong fan base after a number of eye-catching performances. Kymie has a unique voice that transports the listener. Soulful, smooth and stylish. Kymie is charging forward to honing her craft and isn’t afraid of hard work. The more, the better as Kymie truly believes all hard work pays off. All she asks is that we follow her journey and if there are hard times ahead, it’s how you triumph them and she’s completely fine with that.

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