Kristine Elezaj
American singer
Kristine Elezaj, also known as Kebe, is an American singer. She rose to prominence when Nick Ashford invited her to perform with him and his wife Valerie better known as Motown artists Ashford and Simpson at their hip New York City venue Sugar Bar. Kristine released her first single "Let You Know" a year ago followed by "Souvenirs".
Early life
Kristine Elezaj is of Albanian descent. Her parents moved to the United States from Ulcinj, Montenegro.
Rally car driver
Elezaj has participated in various automotive rallies across the United States and has served as recurring guest host on the Sirius Radio Maxim Channel show RPM. In June 2009, she made her fourth appearance in the Bullrun Live Rally. She also competed in the 2008 Fireball Run Adventurally series driving a BMW, an event associated with the Race to Recover America's Missing Children campaign, where she met guitarist James Burton. Over her rally appearances, she has driven alongside participants including Mario Andretti, Carl Lewis, Paris Hilton, and Hayden Christensen.
Music career
Kristine released her first single "Let You Know" along with a music video late 2009. In early 2010, Kristine then released "Souvenirs" with its music video which was credited as having dance moves like the young Britney Spears.
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