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AR-Wilson’s Entertainment inks Exclusive Deal with Eagle Records Soloist Christian Mariama Koroma

By: Mohamed S. Kamara (Super M.S)




Sierra Leone based Award winning multimedia organization AR-Wilson’s Entertainment (AWE) has inked an exclusive deal with Eagle Records sensational gospel and multipurpose breed Christian Mariama Koroma (Lady Chris).

The contract will give the uprising gospel singer access to feature and collaborates with AWE vocalists Foday Kargbo (Zefab D’ Adonis) and Ibrahim Marrrah (Ibay), help promote her mucia career on her new team’s social media handles and co-managed her entertainment activities to get to new audiences globally.

Having been under the management of one of Sierra Leone’s popular producer and sound engineer David Francis Turay alias Red Wine of Eagle Records, Christian who’s stage name is Lady Chris has composed three songs including her tending DeCMaTT Song, a song she dedicated to her college in Makeni where she is pursuing a diploma program.

In 2010, AR-Wilson’s Entertainment, a multi-award winning organization finalized its establishment as the first youth owned promotional and multimedia organization in Sierra Leone with the mission of uplifting talents to be recognized nationally and internationally, creating platforms for them to excel as heroes and heroines courtesy of AWE promotions and other activities.
AWE’s Financial Manager, top notch blogger and promoter, Hakim Bangura said: “We are pleased to announce the signing of the first female Artist to our team of Artists and an extended partnership with Eagle Records the leading musical home that have produced several and prominent gospel artists in Sierra Leone and beyond with our organization AWE.

“This deal came at a time when our two male musicians are set to release surprise packages for their fans and other music lovers of AWE,” he added.

“I am elated today, thanks to my manager Red wine. It’s indeed a dream come true for me to sign and become the first lady of AWE, an innovative group with unique, hardworking and dedicated members I’ve always anticipates joining them and I can’t wait to start working with their amazing team of singers and the entire organization,” Christo remarked after pending her signature for the lucrative deal which dictates a months’ probation for a start.

The deal was sealed at the office of AWE CEO Alusine Rehme Wilson in the presence of AWE’s Financial Manager and Promoter Hakim Bangura, Rap Star Zefab D’ Adonis, Eagle Records Engineer Red Wine and AWE’s new sensation Christo.








L-R: AWE Rap Star: Zefab D' Adonis, Newly Signed Female Artist: Lady Chris, AWE Financial Manager, Blogger and Promoter: Hakim Bangura (Hakimo) and Eagle Records Producer and Engineer: Red Wine.




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