Popular magician Baimba Moi Foray popularly known as LAC has in a video shared on social media pleaded for Controversial Musician LAJ to be given another chance. Following the recent controversies around...
Prominent rapper and CEO of the Red Flag Movement (RFM) Music, Boss La has today met an event he considered as an unfortunate arrest for allegedly assaulting a gas station worker. This event took place...
Ishmael Rappish Bah, who happens to be the elder brother of popular rapper, King Boss LA, has over the weekend launched a new political party in Sierra Leone called Young Power Movement (YPM). The launching...
Ishmael Rapish Bah who happens to be the brother of popular rapper, Boss LA has asserted that he doesn't believe 1% of Sierra Leoneans hate his brother. Bah made this assertion on a social media post....
Popular magician and fugitive, Baimba Moiforay also known as LAC has released the teaser of his upcoming song where he leaked voice notes of rapper Boss La. World Boss, as he is also called teased his...
Following accusations and doubts to the reason why popular magician Baimba Moiforay, popular known as LAC’s donation was rejected, the leaked voice note of the CEO of Red Flag Muzik, Boss LA, telling...
Since the social media battle between rapper Boss La and magician LAC is ongoing, no one is holding back as LAC blasts Boss La few hours after the rapper responded to his accusation of telling Vida’s...
Rapper Alhaji Amadu Bah popularly known as Boss La has responded to magician and fugitive, LAC over his accusation on the rejection of his donation for Vida’s medical treatment. Boss La described...
Baimba Moiforay commonly known as LAC has accused Sierra Leonean rapper Alhaji Amadu Bah popularly known as Boss La of telling Vida’s family to reject the money and food items he donated for the medical...
Happy New Month of May, Sierraloadites! The new month is here but the last 30 days in the month of April has paved way for fresh sound in the Sierra Leone music scene. New songs are out to start dominating...
