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Biography
Shortmus has performed at various locations throughout the Washington metropolitan, including the Smithsonian Institute Folklore Festival. He has also performed in the Baltimore and New York area, and at various venues in St. Vincent & The Grenadines. |
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Recordings
Songs from "Hands in the Air" Hand in the Air; Panmento; Phat'n Stylee; Mamma; Mamma Dance Mix; War; Kings and Queens; Kings and Queens (Vocals); The Whip; Boomsie Lock |
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Songs from "Tropical Rhythms
Wet Down; Run Come (featuring Stephanie); Pan In Me Head; Run Come (Instrumental Verson); Kay Kay Cu Lay; Wet Down (Instrumental Version); Pan Melodies; Mamma's Voice; Kay Jam; Mama Says; |
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Contact Kenley To Purchase His CD's |
Shortmus began his recording career back in 1993 when he dropped out his
first single The Whip. His first album titled after his hit song
"Hands In the Air" later followed this up. This album burst
out onto the scenes in 1998 and took the airwaves by storm. With tracks
like Hands in the Air, Mama, War, Kings and Queens and a remix of The
Whip, this is an album worth having. In 1999 Shortmus released his
second album titled "Tropical Rhythms". This album created a
stir because of its mixture of different musical styles from the
Caribbean area. With its rich blend of Calypso, Soca, Reggae and a
French fusion, it provided an outlet for his musical vibrations.
