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Gibrilville, Is Set to Release a New Dancehall-Flavored Masterpiece Dubbed “Homicide.”

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A true son of Ghanaian soil who recently returned home after years living in the USA, Gibrilville is generating buzz with his eclectic music that has been influenced by a vast array of cultures and lifestyles from all the places he has visited and lived. Not one to forget his roots, you can always expect that delectable taste of the Ghanaian sound and a flourishing afrobeat vibe in his hip-hop, reggae, and dancehall sounds. On the vocal front, Gibrilville has that voice that holds so much effortless power; – so rich, just like his African heritage, and it is little surprise he has been coined as the King of Melodies!

The musical world witnessed what he is capable of delivering with his emotional and soul-stirring performance in “Long Way,” a reggae-inspired masterpiece that has been an ear candy to listeners from all over the world, and especially Africa, due to the powerful liberating message behind those lyrics. https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/gibrilville/light-it-up

Gibrilville is currently working on his new album, which he is set to release soon and that promises to echo the culture, spirit, lifestyle, and beauty of Africa. Before then, he has a new single dubbed “Homicide” that he is set to release.

A dancehall-inspired masterpiece with that afro-cuban percussion flanked by reggae sensibilities, “Homicide” is set to rock the dance floor in every way. He seriously went rogue on those beats, to the benefit of the listener.

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The bouncing wave, backed by his equally floating lyricism like some incarnated Wyclef, over some catchy hooks about how living his life should not be any concern of yours, is seriously going to move any listener and make them want to dance with carefree abandon.

“Homicide” is another sensational addition to his repertoire as he seeks to build one of the most impressive discographies in his eclectic musical genre.

The pre-order link for “Homicide” is now out, and you can get it by following his social handles, particularly his Instagram and website.

This is just the beginning of what is expected to be a trailblazing career for Gibrilville, the new African King!

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Grammy-Winning Dante Bowe Announces Self-Titled Studio Album Out July 21, Featuring Vic Mensa, Jekalyn Carr, Flavour, Anthony B & Ada Ehi

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Today, Grammy Award-winning, multi-platinum-selling, and chart-topping musician Dante Bowe announces his new self-titled album, out July 21 via his label he co-founded TRUE Music. The project finds Bowe in a new light as he experiments with sounds, blending hip-hop, gospel, r&b, and more. On the young artists’ third studio album, he truly showcases his eclectic style, collaborating with Vic Mensa, Jekalyn Carr, Flavour, Anthony B, and Ada Ehi.

 

“This project represents my creative evolution and a bold step towards pushing boundaries,” says Bowe. “Through soulful melodies, infectious beats, and deeply-rooted lyrics, I’ve crafted a sonic journey that bridges the gap between different musical worlds.”

 

Dante Bowe’s meteoric rise shows no signs of slowing down as he continues to create powerful music that resonates deeply with listeners from all walks of life. “Get ready to groove, be inspired, and experience the transformative power of music like never before.”

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Alongside the self-titled album announcement, Bowe shares a single and offering from the new work, “Wind Me Up” featuring Anthony B, which will officially launch the National radio campaign at R&B radio on June 12. Creating an electrifying collaboration and just in time for summer, Bowe’s transcendent vocal talents converge with the infectious rhythms of the acclaimed Jamaican Dance Hall/Reggae artist.

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As Dante Bowe sets his sights on new horizons, the future looks incredibly bright for this gifted artist. Stay tuned for some more exciting news that he will be sharing soon.

Dante Bowe Tracklist

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  1. Hide Me

  2. Take Me Up

  3. Lean On

  4. Fire

  5. Easy On Me

  6. On The Moon

  7. Breaking All My Rules Ft. Vic Mensa

  8. Wind Me Up Ft. Anthony B

  9. Your Majesty Ft. Flavour

  10. Trouble

  11. Not Hopeless

  12. Need Somebody

  13. In Your Hands Ft. Ada Ehi

  14. Glory To God Ft. Jekalyn Carr

 

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Listen Up: Camidoh shares new mixtape ‘LITA’

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Ghanaian singer, songwriter and producer Camidoh has shared a new mixtape album,  dubbed ‘Love Is The Answer’ (LITA) via Grind Don’t Stop Records. (more…)

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Ebro sits down with Black Sherif to dissect his debut album The Villain I Never Was, and talk about how it feels to play his first run of shows in the US

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Black Sherif says “The Homeless Song” was inspired by a period when he was actually homeless: 

There was a turning point in my life that I was homeless. And from that time, how I saw things changed. And a few of the songs that I put on the album, I had written before The Homeless Song. But I felt like that point, that pivoting could be a proper start. That’s why I put it first. Because it happened within 24 hours, like 16 hours back I was at home with my boys. Fast forward, not even 24 hours after, I’m homeless in a car. No place to stay. It be crazy. So I wrote that song just that night.

Black Sherif says that people call him Kwaku because of “Kwaku the Traveller,” along with other names that stem from his music:

With me, every three months there’s a sound growth in my studio. So every era of that sound growth, at all the evolutions, they have nicknames, they have alter egos and names and stuff. Because at first when I was starting to write music, I used to say Sad Man Story. And it went on, Blacko, Kwaku Killer, Kwaku Rasta. I have so many names in the streets and everybody know the name. Yeah. You could say, “Who is Kwaku Rasta?” I will tell you that’s Black Sherif. “Who’s Kwaku Killer?” Black Sherif. “Who is KK?” Black Sherif. They know the names. So I just leave it to whatever you want to call me, call me. People even call me by my auntie’s name, Auntie Mary. I’m like, “Yeah.” I said it in my song, that’s what you heard. Call me by that. Let’s go man. It’s a story. My mom call me Sherif. My dad call me Rasta. Kwaku Rasta.

 

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Black Sherif says he has more collaborations with Burna Boy on the way:

Ebro Darden: And how did you get Burna Boy on Second Sermon? How did that come about?

Black Sherif: I think Burna heard Second Sermon.

Ebro Darden: He heard it and was like, “I need to get on that.”

Black Sherif: Yeah. Crazy.

Ebro Darden: And y’all keep a good relationship now?

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Black Sherif: Yeah. I was talking with him just last night. Yeah.

Ebro Darden:Y’all working on more music?

Black Sherif: Mm-hmm.

Ebro Darden: It’s more to come?

Black Sherif: Yeah.

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Sam Asari’s ‘Hotsteppa’ sends a powerful message to women everywhere

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Sam Asari is on fire with his latest song ‘Hotsteppa’, an Afropop record that was masterfully produced by Moraaal. The pulsating beats and feel-good vibe exude an aura of sheer energy and positivity and has the potential to be a chart-topping hit. The upbeat tempo and irresistible rhythm will leave you tapping your feet and nodding your head.

It’s not just the catchy melody and rhythm that make ‘Hotsteppa’ stand out; it’s the powerful message embedded in the lyrics that truly steals the show. In ‘Hotsteppa’, Sam Asari delivers a powerful message that inspires and empowers women everywhere to embrace their inner confidence and take charge of their lives. He describes a #hotsteppa as “a person who is confident, vigilant, one of a kind, independent, a trendsetter and a go-getter”. It’s a message that is particularly timely in today’s world, where gender roles and expectations are being redefined and women are breaking down barriers and shattering glass ceilings.

In addition to the song itself, Sam Asari has also created a movement that urges everyone to join the #hotsteppa community. This is a call to action for individuals to showcase their confidence, independence and positivity by posting videos with the hashtag ‘’hotsteppa’’. Sam Asari’s vision of a world without #hotsteppas is a ‘’boring & scary world’’ and he is on a mission to create a community of empowered individuals who know their worth.

‘Hot Steppa’ is a must-listen track that will leave you feeling energized, empowered and inspired. The single is now available on all major streaming platforms here: https://li.sten.to/Hotsteppa. So, join the #hotsteppa movement and let the world know what it means to be a confident, empowered and unstoppable force.

 

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Lussh Unveils ‘6FootLoverBoy’: A Personal Project Embracing Love for Women, Success, and Self-Love

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Nigerian producer and artiste, Lussh has recently delighted fans with the release of his highly anticipated project, ‘6FootLoverBoy.’ (more…)

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Tee Kae Lights Up “The Night” With A New Alté Afrofusion Single

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Rising star Tee Kae is making waves in the music industry with her captivating blend of Alté Afrofusion. The Ghanaian/French singer and songwriter has released her latest single, “The Night,” an irresistible anthem that explores the ups and downs of relationships while embracing the freedom of the night. Infused with groovy rhythms, chill vibes, and a touch of Trap, Tee Kae’s distinctive sound is sure to captivate listeners worldwide.

“The Night” is an Alté Afrofusion tune. It tells a story on having unsuccessful relationships and letting loose. It accentuates on turning up – going wild at night; drinks, spliff and have fun. It’s chill, “viby” and groovy.

The song tells a relatable story of overcoming heartbreak and finding solace in the freedom of the night. With lyrics like “being through a lot… Got my heart broken… Few times in the past… oh no slacking,” Tee Kae invites listeners into a world of letting loose, turning up, and embracing the wild side. Produced by the talented Jordanbeatz, the song’s infectious beats and catchy hooks will have audiences dancing along from the very first note.

“The Night” is a testament to Tee Kae’s unique musical style, which combines Afro-R&B/Soul, Indie vocals, and Alté rhythms with a sprinkle of Trap. Drawing inspiration from Alicia Keys and H.E.R, Tee Kae has masterfully crafted her own sound, blending her native languages and French seamlessly. Her versatility shines through as she fearlessly incorporates elements from various genres, creating a refreshing and captivating musical experience.

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As Tee Kae solidifies her position as an emerging force in the Alté Afrofusion genre, she is poised to make a significant impact on the music industry. With her distinctive sound, powerful storytelling, and undeniable talent, Tee Kae is an artist to watch.

“The Night” by Tee Kae is now available on all major streaming platforms here https://ditto.fm/the-night-tee-kae

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Twitter: @_tee_kae    | Instagram: @_tee_kae

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