FAZE Ya-Alimamy drops stunning teaser of “Lef Am Na OSE”

By: Allusine Rehme Wilson

Promising Sierra Leonean Female Hardcore Rapper and Performer Fatmata Baddo Kamara who’s famous by her recording name as Faze Ya-Alimamy on Monday dropped thirty-one (31) seconds long teaser of her soon to be released “Lef am na OSE” musical video.

The video which is directed and shot by popular and versatile engineer Muctarr is set to be released soon according to the female performer.

“Lef am na OSE” is composed in an exclusive dancehall style with a blend of Sierra Leonean and Jamaican flavor, said the fastest growing female rapper, Faze who’s at the moment rallying music lovers to relax and wait for her stunning video that will hit the screens of music lovers and her fans across continents in the coming days.

Faze Ya-Alimamy in Brief: Faze Ya-Alimamy as she is nicknamed is signed to a leading music recording firm in her home country Sierra Leone, Wilbert Music since 2015 and has in the last five years premiered fine singles including few joints with home and foreign based musicians.

She is also famous for her outstanding dancing moves on and off the stage plus her melodious voice and unique change of her flows, she can rap, write music, dance and sing, above all she is a top feminist and influencer on social media that has been raising awareness for the Girl-Child to embrace education and for men to treat women in a more dignify ways. Some of her hit songs include Go School, Know mi, Lef mi nor, Ghetto Fighter, Warm Dem amongst others.

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