LIBERIAN GIRLS. RUFF N SMOOTH

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Fresh from his top 3 charting summer smash ‘Dangerous Love’ (featuring Sean Paul), Fuse ODG returns with another sure-fire hit ‘T.I.N.A’ featuring UK R&B singer/songwriter Angel, released through 3Beat Records on October 5th. 
 
‘T.I.N.A’ is the fifth single and title track to be taken from Fuse’s highly anticipated debut solo album ‘T.I.N.A’ which is due to drop on October 12th. Produced by the award-winning Ghanaian producer Killbeatz, ‘T.I.N.A’ is another slice of afro-pop brilliance, set to sit comfortably on radio airwaves and club dance floors. An acronym for This Is New Africa, the title of the song drives home its lyrical content, namely a celebration of Fuse’s love for his motherland, the Africa of Now.
 
With four chart hits in as many singles to his name, the past 12 months has seen Fuse ODG not only cement his standing as a trailblazer for Afrobeats, but also fast become a mainstream star. The Ghanaian South Londoner has sold over a million plus records and achieved silver status on three singles –  ‘Antenna’, ‘Million Pound Girl’ and ‘Dangerous Love’, which spent 10 consecutive weeks in the UK top 20. All in addition to a sold out headline show at The Garage in Islington, an MTV VMA nomination and a MOBO award win for Best African Act.
 
Fuse ODG’s T.I.N.A will be released on October 5th followed by the album (of the same name) on October 12th via 3Beat Records.


Fuse ODG Ft. Angel - T.I.N.A (Radio Edit)

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2014 MOBO Award winner Fuse ODG’s highly anticipated debut album will be released via 3Beat on November 2nd 2014. Fuse ODG (aka Richard Abiona) is undoubtedly the most successful artist to date to emerge out of the Afrobeat scene and his forthcoming album looks set to add another incredible chapter to the Ghanaian South Londoner’s all-conquering career. The past 12 months has seen Fuse ODG fast become a mainstream star, selling over a million records with four chart hits in as many singles to his name. He has been a near permanent fixture on the radio 1 playlist and achieved silver status on singles ‘Antenna’, ‘Million Pound Girl’ and ‘Dangerous Love’, which spent 10 consecutive weeks in the UK top 20. All in addition to collaborating with Sean Paul and Wyclef and a MOBO award win for Best African Act in 2013 and 2014.

Recorded over the past year and created with the help of the industry’s most in demand Afrobeats production houses such as award-winning Ghanaian producer Killbeatz, the album ‘T.I.N.A’ is an extraordinary body of work. An acronym for ‘This Is New Africa’, the title of the album and its musical content is a celebration of Fuse’s love for his motherland, the Africa of Now. A sonic manifestation of Fuse’s personality, each track is set to sit comfortably on radio airwaves and club dance floors and features the hit singles, alongside club smashes like ‘Ye Play’, soulful jams like ‘Over’ and the electro afro pop masterclass ‘Beautiful Sunray’ (featuring UK hip hop heavyweights Krept & Konan). Whilst ‘This Girl’ adds a final blow of pop genius with its standout infectious chorus creating a confident collection of afro-pop brilliance.

Going from strength to strength, 2014 will also see FUSE ODG tour the UK, with four headline slots throughout October. With a sold out headline show at The Garage in Islington and appearances at a string of festival dates under his belt he will kick off the tour at the renowned Under the Bridge venue in London, then unto Manchester Club Academy, and climaxing with a show at the Birmingham Library. 


Fuse ODG - Azonto (ft. Itz Tiffany)

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San Francisco Anthem

Mss Monrovia - Sexual Healing

Mss Monrovia - Enough

Antenna - Fuse ODG

Rachel Nyenanpanu White, born March 24, 1996, better known as Ms. Monrovia, is a Liberian singer, songwriter, and performer. Like most children growing up in Liberia, Monrovia endured adversities that came with the community. Living in poverty created financial instability which forced  Monrovia to stay at home alongside her mother to tend to household chores  instead of going to school.
Selling fufu, water and other substances served as a way  of making a living for Monrovia and her family. With an optimistic attitude, Monrovia refused to allow her living  circumstances become a burden to her. Despite the fact that Monrovia never attended school, she never stopped educating herself whilst utilizing her hardships as a driving force. Monrovia  turned to music believing that one day, it would be the solution to all her problems. At a young age Monrovia was  deprived of the  pleasure of the various genres of music. She would hum famous tunes from all her inspirations such as Celine Dion, Boyz to Men, Destiny Childs, R Kelly, Alicia Keys, and few more. Monrovia believes that music is uplifting, and that it can cure and rejuvenate one emotionally and mentally. Additionally music serves as a teacher because it provides comfort and hope.
On August 23, 2000, at the age of four, Ms.Monrovia had to relocate to the United States in search for better opportunities and for a better future; there she discovered her talent and passion for music. Monrovia attended Kennedy LongFellow located in Cambridge Massachusetts with her siblings and cousins in 2001. Despite the fact that education was the top priority within her household, Ms. Monrovia still kept her music close, which is why she took part in “ Calvary Church International” choir on April 3, 2001. Sundays would be the days she never missed, she made sure she was on time alongside with her grandmother, siblings and few cousins, just to sing in the choir. Monrovia sang both alto and soprano, “ Everytime I sing I am content because not only am I sharing my gift from God to others, but healing them in a way also. I found myself sometimes thinking of  it as a Musical Healer, meaning the songs that I sang in church touch that individual whom is listening. Music can both heal and cast away whatever that they're dealing with, sort of like a pill.”  
Attempting to write her first song, Monrovia took interest in poetry. Which is why she took interest in TechBoston Academy high school's poetry group in 2010, which she graduated from on June 11, 2014. A “Music and poetry are similar in a way because both have dealings with the internal feelings.” She believes that music and poetry allows an individual to pour out inner feelings, be it from writing or singing.  
During 2010 Monrovia started to notice that lyrically and vocally she had gotten better, which is how she got connected to local artists within her area. Working alongside them, she mastered her ability to take on any song with her unique style, sound, melodies, and  lyrics. Being the prime vocalist on features Monrovia gained the confidence to take on her own individual projects. Continually pursuing her music career, Monrovia decided to step out and brand herself as an individual artist. She was aware that by doing that it would take more than her efforts to achieve it, so she started reaching out and networking. On July 28, 2016 she had gotten connected to Reuben Kromah through mutual friends.
Working under Reuben Kromah, Ms.Monrovia was under City Dream Entertainment (CDT) for about six to nine months and everything took off from there. Realizing that not everything works out how it’s suppose to, on February 24, 2017 Ms. Monrovia decided to branch off and pursue her career as a solo artist without a management team or label. Enrolling herself into vocal training, performance training and creative writing at the Bristol studios in Boston, Massachusetts Ms.Monrovia is certain to owning a spot in the African Musical Industry.