Roselyn Nnema Okon, a fast-rising Nigerian female musician, also known as Miss Harmony, has promised to bring the Grammies to Africa.

The singer and songwriter speaking on her goals and ambitions in the music industry, said African music needs more of the original afro style and she wishes to infuse this in her music so that she can bring the Grammy award to Nigeria.

Miss Harmony started music professionally in 2012 with her first song, ‘Good Loving’ produced by Young Rock. In that same year, she released two other songs ‘Kokodiko’ and ‘My Tolu’ produced by Mr. Somiks.

In 2013, she was signed under the management of Three Seven Records and her hit single ‘Okolobia’ produced by Wispa, was released in December 2013. Kilode followed this in April 2014. Kilode is an afro beat genre with a pop fusion, also produced by Wispa and already enjoying air play across Nigeria and the UK.

The genre of her music includes R‘n’B, Pop, Loves Rock and Afro. She speaks English, Igbo, Yoruba and her native Ekori languages, which are obvious in her lyrics, and makes her music unique.

She has performed at shows like Roadblock Enugu (2012) and StarTrek in Benin, Ekiti and Lagos (2014).

Miss Harmony was born in Abeokuta, Ogun State but hails from Yakur Local Government area of Cross River State, holds a diploma from Federal Polytechnic, Nekede Owerri, Imo State.