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is a female African artist born in the D.R Congo; then later grew up in the UK. Her style of music is based around Congolese music with a mixture of all the different music styles she’s been influenced by while growing up in the UK.
Mimitah’s love of music began when she was just a little girl; she grew up watching other female artist like Mbilia Bel, Mpongo Love; Abeti, Yvonne Chaka Chaka, and more. It was only at 13 Mimitah joined a junior choir in her east London church, this gave her the opportunity to perform every Sundays. Visit Site |
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Exclusive of appearing in tracks and live shows of various rappers’ on the local scene, Young Kay has been quiet as an artist by himself since 2007, the year he released his debut album Exhale.Until recently, he solely came out of the shell and unleashed the first explosion of the year 2009, Kuusumana, a track that took aback Malawi’s urban music community.As Kuusumana and Young Kay’s names were still making a big buzz on different radio stations and all over the nation, he yet again came with another surprise just last week when Anankabango, the second single of his forthcoming album First Impression, proved that this 23 year old is not just a rapper but one with a point. |
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Jusa Multi award winning dancehall artist and producer Jusa Dementor is a young, fresh and Innovative talent, originating from Zimbabwe but now residing in the UK Jusa is proving to be a formidable force within the Industry.
Dubbed the ambassador of African dancehall it isn’t difficult to see where he gets his notoriety from, Jusa demonstrates a refreshingly passionate approach to his craft setting himself streets ahead of his peers, as founder member and CEO of A.B.R.A tribe and the primary artist and producer of A.B.R.A records Jusa works closely with a selected management team to keep at the forefront of the Scene. Visit Site |
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JR is a reggae singer/songwriter born in Sierra Leone and has been residing in the US since 1989. While attending high school, he joined a reggae band where he honed his skills. During a vacation to Sierra Leone in 2004, JR recorded two tracks “Rise Up Sa Lone" and "Gonna Miss You"
featuring the Jungle Leaders, a talented group of guys with conscious reggae vibes. These two songs were featured on Jungle Leader’s "Same Soup"
Album released in 2005. JR then went on to record "Back Stabber" featuring Jungle Leaders' own Funky Freddy – a song inspired by his struggle with dealing with disappointments from his trusted and close friends. JR has performed with the likes of K-man, Pupa Bajah, Daddy Saj, Emerson, Manzu Avec C-Bolt and of course the Jungle Leaders at sold out venues in Sierra Leone and in the US. Visit Site |
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