Ken Reagan
Ken Reagan | |
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| Birth name | Kenedy Uche Ufomba |
| Born | November 24, 2003 Fort Worth, Texas, U.S. |
| Origin | Abia, Nigeria. |
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| Years active | 2017-present |
| Labels | N/A |
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Early Life
Kenedy Uche Ufomba(born November 24, 2003, in Fort Worth, Texas), known professionally as Ken Reagan, is an African American producer and singer-songwriter. Ken started taking an interest in music in late 2014 in Nigeria, when he would freestyle in school with his senior brother, CJ. He officially started his music career at 13, rapping and making beats under the moniker RJ Kay which stood for 'Reagan John Kenedy'.
Music Career
Ken uploaded his first track titled "Suicidal" in 2017, which gained him attention on the platform (SoundCloud), hitting over 10,000 views. After which, he released another single featuring CJ Reagan, titled "Miles Away" in 2018, which was soon deleted from the artist's account. In 2019, he changed his stage name from RJ Kay to Ken Reagan which is a shortened version of Kenedy and Reagan gotten from his father's name Reagan. Soon after, in 2020, he collaborated with GWP Nelly on a song titled, "In My Head" which featured in GWP Nelly's EP "For You". Later on, he then released another single titled, "What Do You Mean".
Music Style
Ken Reagan is seen to have an emo-rap and trap-like flow, which he uses in his singles, "Suicidal" and "What Do You Mean".
Influences
Ken praises Tory Lanez, Travis Scott, Lil Uzi Vert and Nav as his musical influences. He majorly acknowledges Tory Lanez, who is the reason he fell in love with music.
