Full Name Joann Kelly Occupation Singer Parent(s) Andrea Kelly
R. Kelly Instruments Vocals
guitar Role Singer | Other names Ariiraye Years active 2015–present Genres R&B
soul Name Joann Kelly Siblings Dave Kelly | |
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Born March 19, 1998 ( 1998-03-19 ) Chicago, Illinois, U.S. Died October 21, 1990, London, United Kingdom Albums Blues & Gospel (Rare & Unreleased Recordings) Similar People Dave Kelly, Tony McPhee, Woody Mann, Stefan Grossman, Mississippi Fred McDowell |
JoAnn Kelly "(You're) Bad"
Joann Kelly (born March 19, 1998), also known as Ariiraye, is an American singer. The daughter of R&B singer-songwriter R. Kelly, Joann made her debut as a singer in 2015 on R. Kelly's "Wanna Be There."
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Personal life and background
Joann Kelly was born in Chicago, Illinois on March 19, 1998, the daughter of singer-songwriter R. Kelly and choreographer Andrea Kelly.
Career
In 2013, Joann created a YouTube channel, where she mainly uploaded covers of different songs.
In 2015, she collaborated with her father R. Kelly on the song "Wanna Be There," an intense, personal duet about once-estranged daughter and father reuniting.
"It was very emotional for both of us, you know," said R. Kelly. "At first, she was a little uncomfortable, but I was telling her how she could touch the hearts of a lot of girls out there that haven't seen their fathers. We can touch a lot of daughters and fathers, and mothers. 'Cause [there's] a lot of women that haven't seen their fathers, a lot of fathers that haven't been able to be around their kids like they want to be."
Songs
Black Rat Swing
Moon Going Down
Talkin' Low
Fingerprints Blues
Louisiana Blues
Where Is My Good Man
Big Boss Man
I've Been Scorned
Levee Camp Holler
Key to the Highway
Yellow Bee Blues
Boyfriend Blues
Whiskey Head Woman
Little More Time
Death Have Mercy
Look Here Partner
Put a Record On
Someday Baby Blues
Sit Down on My Knee
Man I'm Lovin'
Odd Job Man
Walking the Dog
The Girl I Love - She Got Long Curly Hair
Baby What You Want Me to Do
Jump Steady Daddy
Long Black Hair
I Looked Down the Line
Walking Blues
Love Blind
Whose Been Telling You Buddie Brown Eyes
Just Like I Treat You
Driftin' and Driftin'