Knox Empire's Yankie Baby drops 3 new songs

By: Alusine Rehme Wilson

Magburaka born vocalist Oliver Musa who's famous by his recording name as "Yankie Baby" has gifted his followers and other lovers of good music with three new melodies.

Incredibly, Yankie Baby has respectively titled his melodies as "New Generation, Juliet and Stress Away" which he had composed in three different singing styles namely exclusive hip-hop, afro-pop and an amapiano, with each melody having an astonishing musical flow.

The three songs were first premiered on the promising vocalist's YouTube channel but in less than a week links of all of the songs are now available across his social media handles.

Since the melodies premiering of the Knox Empire signed Afro-hip-hop performer was alarmed a week ago by his management Dreams Record, the songs have been blasting disco speakers in some of the most famous nightclubs in Makeni, Kambia and Freetown including Country House and the Makeni City Plaza.

Additionally, the songs have been added to some of the hottest radio stations musical mix shows with Disc Jockeys highly praising the assorted singing style of the musician who is gradually busy waving the Magburaka town of Tonkolili District flag higher.

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