BIG MORSE OF JANE PETERS ENTERTAINMENT BIOGRAPHY

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NAME: Morlai Morse. Kamara
STAGE NAME: Big Morse
NATIONALITY : Sierra Leone
GENERS: Afro Pop/ RnB/Zouk
D. O. B: 21/04/1994
P. O. B: Kabala town,  koinadugu district..
RECORD LABEL: Jane Peters Entertainment

             SHORT BIOGRAPHY

Morlai Morse Kamara  (Big Morse) is a Sierra Leonean,born in Kabala Town, Koinadugu District in Sierra Leone on the 21/04/1994, limba/madingo by tribe muslim by religion.He started his primary school at Christ church primary school pademba road where he sat to his NPSE exams, and later went to  Albert Academy Secondary school and he decided to join the Government Secondary  School for boys Magburaka  ( boarding home )where he sat to his BECE exams And he sat to  his WASSCE exams in 2012... Presently Studying Economics at FBC  ( final year ). Working for a big label is Sierra Leone Called Jane Peters Entertainment as an artist and the management of Jane Peters Entertainment just signed him recently.
He was the lucky winner of the sing with Jane Peters season one, The biggest musical Computation in Sierra Leone presently, he started his musical career in the year 2015. His first song is NATURAL MYSTIC where he ft 2Eyez of green network, this song hitting all over the country.

              SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS

FACEBOOK 👉🏻 Morlai Morse Kamara
INSTAGRAM 👉🏻 Big Morse.413
GMAIL 👉🏻  morlaimorsekamara@gmail.com

    SOME OF HIS MUSIC LINK

Big Morse👉 MUMMY-DADDY 👇

Big Morse👉 BA-ILA👇

 

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