By: Alusine Rehme Wilson
Gifted upcoming lyricist Adfega is the newest signing after Kaley Bag to join newly established Sierra Leone music label Witch-Man Records.
The former leading vocalist of musical group “Manzu avec C-Bolt” who now owns and manages “Witch-Man Records” music label confirmed the signing of the promising singer Adfega and has promised the public of getting the best from the newly signed singer.
Meanwhile, no further details about the deal terms but it appears as if all is well as the musician himself Adfega has expressed much excitement for joining the newly established music brand.
Ace Sierra Leonean born musician Manzu who’s currently residing in the United States of America after making his musical mark in his money country decided to go solo in his musical career eventually took to advocacy for physically challenged persons and recently unveiled his brand named “Witch-Man Records” and formally reintroduced popular and talented upcoming Rapper Kaley Bag into the musical scene as way of giving back to the nation while trying to empower promising acts.
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