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Name
  
Christine Ben-Ameh


Role
  
Singer

Labels
  
Independent record label

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Birth name
  
Christine Acheini Ben-Ameh

Genres
  
Soul music, Rhythm and blues

Instruments
  
Vocals, Guitar, Flute

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Christine Ben-Ameh (born 1986) is a British Nigerian singer-songwriter and recording artist.

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Background

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She was born at the William Harvey Hospital, Ashford, Kent, England, in 1986.

Hers is a singing family as her mother was once in the church choir and her twin brother, Jude who plays the piano and guitar, is also a medical doctor.

Music career

Ben-Ameh's first public singing performance at a small concert in her hometown at the age of 14. Her signature pop blues style was first singled out for attention when she won the MTN sponsored talent contest held in University of Jos, Plateau State-Nigeria in 2005.

In 2007, she beat over three thousand other contestants across Nigeria to win the Nokia First Chance music reality TV show. watched by millions of viewers.

Albums

  • Life Under Construction (2013)
  • Track listing for Life Under Construction

    1. "Losing Control"
    2. "Mary Jane ft Skales"
    3. "Deep"
    4. "How to Love"
    5. "Never Loved Me"
    6. "Soul Survivor"
    7. "I Want You"
    8. "May This Be Love"
    9. "Magic in Me"
    10. "Pulling Me Down ft Kahli Abdu"
    11. "Ungraceful ft King David"
    12. "Working Out to Do ft King David"
    13. "Let it Go"

    Awards and achievements

  • 2007 Nokia First Chance reality series - Winner
  • Singles

  • 2011 "Me & My Drum" (Christmas) carol cover
  • 2012 "Felicia"
  • 2013 :"Waiting Room"
  • 2013 "Call me"
  • 2013. "My Daddy"
  • References

    Christine Ben-Ameh Wikipedia