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Niney Vennam ready to make ‘History’
Niney Vennam
Entertainment, Music
November 27, 2018

Niney Vennam ready to make ‘History’

Portmore-based dancehall artiste Niney Vennam will be performing on the weekly Premiere Wednesdays at 22 Barbican Road tonight. He has been riding high with his latest single History Repeat.

“I am looking forward to showing what I can do. Mi ah come bun ah fire and lift up the place, right now, History Repeat ah get hotter in the streets, every selector ah run with it,” Niney Vennam said.

Other artistes booked to appear include Mr Lexx, Ganggoolie, Lisa Hyper, Style X and Kadijah. The show is organised by Talent JA.

Niney Vennam has built up a decent underground following in dancehall circles with his singles such as History Repeat and We Have It. Both singles were released on the Fire Royal Records imprint earlier this year.

Also earlier this year, Niney Vennam landed a major boost to his career when rapper Uncle Murda jumped on History Repeat.

“The remix will be released in December, once we get all the relevant clearances from Uncle Murda’s publishing company and record label. We will be shooting Uncle Murda’s part of the video next week. The song and video will be released officially at the same time,” Omar Cambridge, Niney Vennam’s manager, said.

Born January 18, 1990, Niney Vennam spent his early years living in Tivoli Gardens. He attended St Albans Primary School and later graduated from Denham Town High School.

Niney Vennam currently resides in Portmore and is working extensively with Creg Henclewood, owner and operator of Fire Royal Records.

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