Here's 'My Life,' the electrifying debut single from CJ West's highly anticipated album. Produced by the illustrious Bash Beats, a maestro of Sierra Leone's music scene, this track is the epitome of Sierra...
"This Year" is a captivating musical narrative brought to life by Adfega, the burgeoning Afro Fusion artist from Sierra Leone. Collaborating with King Boss LA, Adfega delivers a poignant anthem that resonates...
Sierra Leonean American-based artist Ibrahim Kamara, affectionately known as Uncle Papayzua, graces the music scene with his afrobeat single titled 'Answer'." Uncle Papayzua's latest track, 'Answer,'...
Building on the positive reception and buzz generated by the Drizilik enlisted "Freetown," Incredible JJ makes a striking return with his latest track, "Aminata," straight from the heart of Kenema. His...
One of Sierra Leone's finest musical Couples Mohamed Nabay popularly known as Don Mystiq and his wife Star Zee Have released song entitled "Alhamdulilah" in the first month in 2024. The song owned by...
In a groundbreaking move that sends ripples of hope across Sierra Leone, the nation's musical giants, Kao Denero and Boss La, have joined forces to champion peace and unity. As part of the government's...
As the yuletide season prevails on everyone's lips, Kao Denero and Fyn Face have released their much-anticipated Banga "For Your Sake" The high-energy dancehall track reminds listeners of one of Kao...
Get ready to turn up the heat this December with It's Plenty, the first banger from the Cribs International - Salone No Dey Dull project. This high-energy amapiano track is a fusion of legendary Nigerian...
Cribs International has finally unveiled the much-anticipated track "Cocoa Butter," featuring the musical prowess of Sierra Leone's dynamic trio: Mello Seven, I Tribe, and Kontri Boss. Crafted under...
Introducing another electrifying release from Cribs International: "Ar Wan Knack," part of the "Salone Nor dey Dull Compilation." "Ar Wan Knack" marks the debut hit by 'Game Son,' an emerging talent...
