Ky Baldwin Biography, Age and Songs

Ky Baldwin

Ky Baldwin is an Australian singer, dancer, actor and songwriter born 10th April 2001. He started making music videos for his YouTube channel and played roles in Musicals. Baldwin can play guitar, piano and drums. He has performed in other live audiences at Carols in the Domain. He tap danced in Australia’s Got Talent in 2011 and sung in The Voice Kids in Australia.

Ky released his first EP with 5 original songs and 3 covers at the age of 13. Ky’s latest EP with 6 originals is due for release the first week of July 2017. Ky’s second EP, Dare to Believe with 6 original songs was released in the first week of July 2017.

Age

Ky Baldwin was born on 10th April 2001.

Ky Baldwin

Songs

  1. Dare to Balieve
  2. I Want You Back
  3. Why
  4. Goodbye
  5. Lara
  6. One More Chance
  7. It’s Time
  8. Let Her Go
  9. We’re Young
  10. Somebody to You
  11. Just Dance
  12. Do You Remember
  13. Summer Song
  14. Are You Ok?
  15. You Make Me Wanna Dance
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