As they revive their music group… A2Family Releases new single

By: Alusine Rehme Wilson – (AR-Wilson)

Following their long silence, since 2010, Abubakarr Kargbo alias Anderson and Andrew Gborie alias Defender all of the A2Family musical group has break the long silence with their new song title: VAR which was released on Tuesday 13th January 2019.

The two singers who settled their scores in December, last year, had their first studio session after their revival earlier this month and wasted no time but have offered their fans and other music followers a commentary song loaded with rhymes and other lyrical ingredients to spice them up at their homes, in their cars, at nightclubs and other public entertainment centers will listening and dancing to their new song.

The Kissy Ebo Town, Freetown based singers released their first two songs: (“Lef Bad Heart and Fool Lulu”), as a group in 2010, and laid their mark musically, no doubt the people of Kissy were cheering them up.

Speaking to Northern Times, the leading vocalist of A2Family, Abubakarr Kargbo, alias (Anderson) said their new song which is title VAR, is a social commentary song that picks on current crises among other trending issues that have been affecting Sierra Leoneans over the years and emerging ones.

He further disclosed that their latest plan of putting thoughts together to release their first ever Extended Play (EP) Album will come to past by the end of the year.

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