At the end of April afro-pop artist Davido released the official video for his trending hit single “La La,” a collaboration done with Ckay. The song is featured on his latest album, “A Better Time,” published in November 2020.
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At the end of 2020, Jr. Gong and his team at Ghetto Youths International released the “Set Up shop Vol. 4” compilation. The project features music from several top-tier reggae artists; this of course includes two solo tracks and three collaborations from Gong himself.
While all the other artists on the album were busy promoting their respective tunes, Damian Marley stayed quiet about his. That is until a few days ago when he uploaded the visuals for one his singles, “Life is a Circle.” Click here or on the image above to check out the video and remember to like, comment and share.
Afropop artist Mr Eazi Has just shared the official video for “The Don,” a song featured on his recently released EP, “Something Else.” On The record he laments on his lavish lifestyle, which he attributes to the sacrifices he had to make to become the star that he is today.
In the video however, he is presented as a literal don, someone who is regarded as the leader in the community. Click here or on the image above to check out the visuals and remember to like, comment and share.
Jamaican reggae singer Warrior King is generating a major buzz in the music industry with his most recent single, ‘African Love’ – a collaboration with West African superstar MzVee. The afrobeat track, created by popular producer Jermaine ‘Crawba Genius’ Henry, infused with a Latin undertone, has been deemed a contemporary take on Warrior King’s authentic reggae sound.
The 2021 project, released on digital platforms on April 9, is a sample of the 1990s reggae hit single ‘Hello Mama Africa’ by Garnett Silk.
The ongoing pandemic was not a deterrent for the two music sensations. Vocals for MzVee and Warrior King were recorded separately – in Ghana and Jamaica.
‘African Love’ also features the musical skills of Keneil DeLisser on drums and Almondo Douglas, on guitar. The project is the second collaborative effort between Warrior King’s Rootz Warrior Productions and Crawba Productions; the first being the song ‘Moonlight Bright’ from the singer’s ‘Rootz Warrior’ album released in April 2016.
Yemi Alade and Patoranking are two musical giants currently representing Africa on the world stage. As such, it goes without saying that if both of them are on the same record the song is going to be a hit! This is the case with the track “Temptation,” which is featured on Alade‘s last album, “Empress.”
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After hyping it up for several days Jamaican reggae singer Warrior King finally shared his new single, “African Love,” done with Ghanaian artist MzVee. The record, which seems to be partially inspired by Garnett Silk‘s “Hello Mama Africa,” was officially released on April 9th via the Crawba record label.
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African singer Fela Kuti and American pop-star Tina Turner are currently ahead in the votes for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Class of 2021 Nominees. Voting, which is open to the public, will end on April 30th. The inductees will then be selected from among the top five.
Devo, Jay-Z, LL Cool J, Iron Maiden, Carole King, The Go-Go’s, Chaka Khan, Rage Against The Machine, Kate Bush, Mary J. Blige, Todd Rundgren, Dionne Warwick, New York Dolls and the Foo Fighters are also nominated.
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