Eklypse Sicka
2000s & 2010s Stars
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Dancehall singer and songwriter from Kingston's Nannyville Gardens community, co-founder of Icon Music Group.
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- Birth name
- Keniel Flowers
Full biography
Keniel Flowers, known by the stage name Eklypse Sicka (or simply Eklypse), is a Jamaican reggae and dancehall singer and songwriter who grew up in the Nannyville Gardens neighborhood of Kingston. He attended Mona High School, where he was a standout footballer, earning a football scholarship to Dunoon Technical College and later playing midfield in the Jamaica National Premier League for Arnett Gardens F.C. and August Town F.C.
In 2006 he shifted focus to music and recorded "The Nannyville Anthem," which built his reputation within his home community. He subsequently partnered with Donald "Icon" Medler to build the first recording studio in Nannyville and co-founded Icon Music Group (I.M.G.).
Documentation of Eklypse Sicka's broader discography and career beyond these formative years is limited in available sources.
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