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Artist E-mann back on the scene

April 25, 2017

Artist E-mann back on the scene
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Emmanuel Richardson a.k.a Manno from Body Action Gym former Solid Gold Dancer and well-known entertainer here on the island is not only a retired body builder and a current trainer, but he is also a reggae artist that is back on the scene in St. Maarten after a long hiatus. His stage name is E-Mann.
E-Mann and his reggae band “Higher Plain” will be closing off the much anticipated SCDF organized “One Love Reggae Concert” on Saturday, April 29, 2017, at the Festival Village. E-Mann will be performing all new hits along with his biggest hit “Angel Eyes.” E-Mann has performed throughout Europe and at various festivals throughout Europe, such as the Ostróda Reggae Festival in Poland.

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Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/artist-e-mann-back-on-the-scene/

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