Maldives Promotion House – Per AQUUM’s newest resort NIYAMA in the Maldives will be at the vanguard of history with a live broadcast of Tinie Tempah at the official launch of Subsix, the world’s first underwater music club, on October 27^th, 2012.

Working with Maldivian based Uber Events, NIYAMA will be streaming the event live on Ustream from 22.00 Male time (18.00 GMT). Viewers can tune in to watch by clicking NIYAMA Maldives on Ustream or follow the event live on Twitter @niyamamaldives

Global superstar Tinie Tempah, a two-time BRIT Award, MOBO Award and the prestigious Ivor Novello Award winner will be performing some of his biggest singles including, ‘Pass Out’ and ‘Written in the Stars’ live in the Maldives for the first time.

Brian Gardiner, General Manager of NIYAMA comments, “It is very exciting for us host a world class music icon such as Tinie Tempah in Subsix. With the help of cutting edge technology, this monumental event is going to be broadcast live over the internet. We are honoured and indeed extraordinarily privileged to be in the position of bringing another world first by Per AQUUM and we are delighted to share this moment with everyone.”

Fresh from his live performance with Jessie J and Taio Cruz at the Closing Ceremonies of the London 2012 Summer Olympic Games which attracted an estimated global audience of 750 million, Tinie Tempah is undisputedly the UKs hottest star of the moment. Tinie’s biggest singles, ‘Pass Out’ and ‘Written in the Stars’ have received over a hundred million views to date. Having toured with Jay-Z, Rihanna, Usher and even one time Per AQUUM Dream Calendar icon, Mr Hudson, Tinie’s debut album Disc-overy, not only put Tinie on the map but also altered the path of UK urban music in 2010. His next album, Demonstration is due to be released later this year. In addition to his musical achievements, Tinie is also well known for his unique style, with the launch of his own clothing line, Disturbing London, and more recently being appointed to join the British Fashion Council Committee for the London Collections: Men