New Album african youth trilogy 1 out now

Introducing the African Youth Trilogy: Part One – A Musical Journey

Today marks a significant moment in the music landscape with the release of African Youth Trilogy: Part One, now available for streaming and download on all major platforms. This groundbreaking album is a vibrant celebration of youth culture across Africa, showcasing a diverse range of sounds, styles, and themes. 

Part One blends alternative contemporary music with traditional influences, creating a unique soundscape that reflects the dynamic spirit of today's African youth.

The album features an impressive lineup of artists, including the soulful “Ssue” aka Enrji on “Waakye” produced by Ghanian producer mobeatz Bangr. Adding an international flavour to the project is Jamaican singer Nina Karlene “Nina Karle” Levy, who lends her captivating voice to the song "Positive," produced by Ghanian producer Mobeatz Bangr. On this track, Nina Karle showcases a seductive tone that captivates listeners and elevates the overall experience of the album.The album also features award-winning hip-hop artist Kwaw Kese on a standout track titled "Adey For You,”produced by Farouk Abdallah. 

The collaboration with DJ Pain, a renowned producer hailing from Wisconsin, USA, further enriches the project, blending international influences co producing the song titled “You see am” with Faton Macula. The charismatic RJZ from La Meme Gang, together with the dynamic St Beryl from the Lipstick Band, bring their unique flair and cadence to the song . 

We are particularly excited to highlight the contributions of Albanian jazz guitarist Faton Macula. His exceptional guitar work shines throughout the Senegal track, where his intricate melodies and rhythms elevate the song to new heights

African Youth Trilogy: Part One is not just an album; it's a vibration that captures the aspirations, struggles, and dreams of the African youth. The tracks explore themes of identity, empowerment, and unity, inviting listeners on a journey that transcends borders and cultures. 

Listeners can expect a variety of musical styles throughout the album, from infectious Afrobeat anthems, kizomba grooves (Uganda), coupé-décarlé (Oyinda), and Hiphop music with introspective topics, ensuring there's something for everyone, with production from Dj Pain, Farouk Abdallah, Mobeatz Bangr, Sahr Issa, Faton macula and Flex drum. The project not only showcases the incredible production talent emerging from Nigeria (flex drums), Sierra Leone (Sahr Issa) and Ghana ( Mobeats banger & Farouk Abdallah) 

but also aims to foster collaboration and cultural exchange in the global music scene. 

African Youth Trilogy: Part One is now available for streaming and download on platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music. Join the conversation and experience the sounds of a generation that is ready to be heard.