Born in 2010, in Gravesend, Kent, in southeast England, Malakai Bayoh is a British singer.
He rose to fame after making an appearance on the popular British television show, Britain's Got Talent, where he got selected as a Golden Buzzer auditionee by head judge Simon Cowell.
Early Life and Career
Malakai Bayoh was born in 2010 in Gravesend, Kent, southeast England. At a very young age, he started picking interest in music and joined the choir at his local church. His talent soon became recognized, and he started performing at events, talent shows, and community concerts.
As he grew older, Malakai Bayoh started developing his own style and sound, drawing inspiration from musical genres like R&B, soul, and gospel.
Rise to Fame
Having previously performed with Aled Jones and played the role of Alcina's Orbeto at the Royal House Opera, it wasn't until recently that Malakai Bayoh got his breakthrough.
Malakai Bayoh rose to fame after he made an appearance in the 16th series of the popular British television show Britain's Got Talent. The 13-year old singer, giving a rendition of Pie Jesu, wowed the spectators at the show with his amazing voice and received praise from viewers watching from home.
Malakai Bayoh's performance was so good that he was given the Golden Buzzer by Simon Cowell and was also congratulated by the judge on stage.
Prior to his performance at Britain's Got Talent, Malakai Bayoh had previously performed Mozart's "Alleluia" and made a solo debut at the Royal Albert Hall in London.
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