Sunshine - EMiliYAH and The MightyZ All Stars (live)
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Reggae band - Emiliyah and the MightyZ All stars performing their original song 'Sunshine' live for their promo! The track was released on the 19th of December 2020! They are an amazing reggae group based in Portsmouth, Southsea. The band creates such fantastic music and even performs around Portsmouth. They are led by Emiliyah Witkiewicz who is truly phenomenal!The track 'Sunshine' is the first song on their new album of the same name. It contains 14 great tunes including material previously unreleased and allowing many tunes to becoming available on CD first the time!Follow EMiliYAH & The MightyZ All Starswww.emiliyahmightyz.com
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