Magnificent - EMiliYAH and The MightyZ All Stars
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Emiliyah and the MightyZ All stars are a fantastic reggae group based in Southsea down on the south coast of England! This band creates amazing music which they perform around Portsmouth.This is their single Magnificent which was released on the 2nd of October 2020.Emiliyah, originally from Warsaw, is a vocal phenomenon and an exciting new talent within the reggae music scene. Her band mate Stuart "MightyZ " Inglis is a big name within reggae, creating some of Portsmouth's first reggae bands.Follow EMiliYAH & The MightyZ All Stars:www.emiliyahmightyz.comwww.instagram.com/emzallstarsEmiliyah and the MightyZ All Stars | Facebook
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