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Vocalists Bringing Bottled Water on Stage is Not Wrong but…- Kuxomusic addresses issue 

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In an instagram post made by blogger Skbeatz Records, a fan questioned “why backing vocalists carried bottled water on stage” during Pastor Alfred Owusu Sekyere’s “Refired” Concert and Adom Kiki’s “The Worshipper’s Heart” Concert on November 12th and 26th, 2023 respectively, in Kumasi. 

In an exclusive interview, SkBeatz Records noticing the fan’s reaction for the second time, approached music director Kuxomusic to address the concern.

Kuxomusic explained that backing vocalists undergo hours of singing and standing on stage, risking dehydration, especially for events like Adom Kiki’s, where they supported singers like Efe Grace, Sandra Affreh, Adom Kiki, and Joe Mettle which elapse about two Hours. 

He emphasized that the harmonic swaps and song structures demand vocalists to stay hydrated to avoid vocal strain. 

Considering the low relative humidity on stage caused by LED lights and ambiance, Kuxomusic stressed the need for water on stage to prevent strain on vocal folds. 

However, he acknowledged the issue of improper water bottle placement exposing singers to cameras during live recordings, despite their necessity for hydration.

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Kylie Jenner Launches Khy “After Dark,” a 16-Piece Winter Collection Inspired by L.A. Nights

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A woman with dark hair pulled back, wearing a black fur coat, stands at night with blurred city lights behind her.

Kylie Jenner’s fashion label Khy has its winter moment. The brand launched “Khy After Dark,” a 16-piece eveningwear collection, worldwide on Tuesday (October 27), sold exclusively through the brand’s own web store at khy.com.

The capsule is built for the hours after sunset. Khy describes the drop as inspired by Los Angeles after hours — “a love letter to L.A. nights” — and Jenner echoed the theme in her launch post: “LA nights have always been such a big part of my inspiration and i loved bringing that feeling into this collection.” The lineup leans into moody, after-dark glamour: sculpted tailoring, plush faux fur, layered knitwear, oversized bombers and animal-print accents across coats, dresses, cardigans and tops. The standout piece is the floor-sweeping Marmont Sculpted Coat. The campaign, photographed by Quentin de Briey in the Los Angeles hills, puts Jenner herself in the collection’s statement outerwear against the city lights.

After Dark also underlines how Khy does business. Rather than running on traditional celebrity endorsements, the label operates through designer collaborations, partnering with creative founders and peer brands — including footwear label Gia Borghini and Francesca Aiello’s Frankies Bikinis — to merge their aesthetics with Jenner’s vision. The winter drop keeps up a rapid release cadence: earlier this year Khy expanded into warm-weather staples with the silk-and-jersey “Dear Summer, Love Khy” line, then returned to swim with Frankies Bikinis on their second collaborative capsule, “Fever Dream.”

The timing is deliberate. The launch caps a headline week for Jenner, who made her runway debut at the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show on October 18 wearing the $50 million Jacob & Co. diamond Fantasy Bra — and now channels that fashion spotlight straight into her own label. Khy After Dark is available now at khy.com.

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