Leo Wonder Entertainment soloist Romantic RFK drops "Royalty"

By: Alusine Rehme Wilson

Makeni based Afro, Hip-Hop and dancehall musician Richmond Festus Koroma otherwise called by his stage name as "Romantic RFK" has gifted his loyalist and other entertainment enthusiast with a new love song titled: "Royalty". The Leo Wonder Entertainment soloist released the melody last week and the song had since evolved to becoming one of his best music in the year 2021. According to him, his latest melody “Royalty” paints musically the true picture of his love life with a lady that has held him down for ages while being loyal and loving constantly. “This song is just a pay back to my loving baby that has been doing her best since some years ago to get my attention and has eventually won me, so I decided to build up this story as a concept of my lyrics” Romantic RFK told Awoko Newspaper. As his stage name goes “Romantic RFK” has been a love lunch cherished by mostly female for his swaggering romantic and flamboyant appearances has over the years composed, recorded and released a number of melodies with few hits and had also to his name two of the famous love videos within the Northern Province titled “Fatima and I’m not Guilty” which were premiered about a year.

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