Kenny Bobien

Kenny Bobien is a prominent male vocalist in house music, often referred to as the King of Gospel House Music for his distinctive falsetto, which has contributed to numerous club anthems. As a singer, songwriter, and producer, Bobien has collaborated with artists such as Dennis Ferrer, Louie Vega, DJ Spen, Basement Boys, and Kerri Chandler, creating tracks including "You Are My Friend," "Father," "Rise Above the Storm," "Brighter Days," and "Blessed." His work includes contributions to the soundtrack of "Hanging With the Homeboys," blending gospel-infused soul with dance rhythms that connect with audiences in the global house music scene.

Bobien's vocal talent extends beyond house music, as he is also recognized as a background singer in R&B and urban music. He has performed with artists such as Teddy Pendergrass, Celine Dion, Taylor Dayne, Jennifer Holliday, and Milira, and has worked with producers including Frankie Feliciano, Albert Menendez, Guy Vaughn, Sherick Guy, Paul Scot, Shank Thompson, Teddy Douglas, DJ Spen, and Karizma. Bobien is a Grammy Award recipient for his influence on the R&B dance scene, with recordings released on labels such as Warner Bros., MAW, and King Street, reflecting his ongoing presence and credibility in the music industry.

In addition to his music career, Bobien serves as a pastor and bishop, infusing his performances with spiritual depth. He is known for gospel house tracks like "I Shall Not Be Moved" and has performed with groups such as Harvard's Kuumba Singers. His international performances, from Paris clubs to events worldwide, demonstrate his expertise in delivering uplifting messages through soulful house music, establishing him as a significant figure in the genre.