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New york may be the hardest to stimulate, but when singer/composer claude kelly learned a lesson from him, his song ended with Michael Jackson's vocal cords, which was slightly lost on the Lower East Side. His big apple was cool.

"I did tremble," Kelly said.

Kelly's rise from excellent children's songs Akon and Whitney Houston happened faster than new york's.

Growing up, the sons of Jamaican immigrants heard a lot of reggae, but it was soaked in R&B and hip-hop music in the 1990s. Before he sang, he could speak, began to play the piano, and mastered the flute with middle school students in 2- 1/2. After graduating from high school, Kelly attended the famous Berkeley Conservatory of Music and returned to Manhattan after graduation in 2002.

Through the Internet and word of mouth, Kelly got to know many producers. In 2002, he wrote a song, which ended with a collection of "Bathing Apes" by a Japanese clothing company.

"This is a lucky man," he said. "This has improved my confidence." With more and more happiness and mobility, Kelly got a second breakthrough: "Daddy's Little Girl" from Frankie's 2006 album is priceless. Although not good, he said, watching his songs from recording to mixing confirmed that he needed media.

Ken was deeply impressed by Kelly's work. At the end of 2007, Senegalese singer suggested that Kelly write some music for him.

"I write this song and hate them," he said. Obviously, he is the only one; These three songs were all released, one of which was leona lewis's Forgive me. "Hold my hand", another song will appear in Michael Jackson and Akon's new album. At present, he works with Whitney Houston. "It's unbelievable," he said. "This is a blessing."

Kelly said that his major was composing melodies and stories. He said that he wanted to work with musicians from rock and country. "I don't want to be just a well-known R&B, I want to write a song that no one in any country at any age can sing. Think of it as a global person! "