WAYout - 'Salone Sounds' - aims to help promote Sierra Leonean music on the world stage, primarily via the internet. 
Here we have 1 minute clips of some of the up-and-coming and established musicians in Sierra Leone, along with their details should you, the listener, want to contact them. Please have a listen to some original Sierra Leonean music coming out of the cities, towns and streets of Sierra Leone right now.

WAYout - Worldwide Arts for Youth - is a charity, registered in the UK, aiming to support disadvantaged young people across the world access music, film and creative opportunities, to enable them to vocalise their issues and voice their opinions, but also to re-engage them in training, education and employment. Please visit our website for more information about our projects and how you can support us.

 


Moodi Majjam is a versatile young artist from the "ghettos" of Conakry,Guinea.After completing his university studies with a degree in philosophy,Moodi Maajjaam embarked on an African journey in pursuit of his real passion,MUSIC.He visited countries like Maali,Benin,Cameroon,Ghana,South Africa,etc.He attended music school in Ghana and acquired a diploma in Studio Engineering.Through his hard work and dedicaton,he succeeded in buying a recording studio and returns to his country.His music was discovered by a popular radio presenter,Souleymane Macky Bah.After playing his tracks on his shows,Moodi Majjam was quickly contacted by the U.S based record label,Afrikan Flava,with which he immediately signed a contract.His album was recorded in his studio "Next Soul Sound" at Kaporo Rails,in the heart of the popular axis of Hamdallaye/Bambeto/Kosa.His debut album,titled "Mi Yewta Kaadi",literally meaning "I Speak Again" in the native Fulaani dialect,is the most anticipated of the year 2014.Through this phrase,Moodi Majjam,aka Bee Djamz wants to give voice to the African youth,by recommending that they need to speak out on issues that are affecting them.The album is slated to be released on May 11,2014,coinciding with anniversary of the passing of  the late great reggae star Bob Marley. He sings in at least 5 languages,and is very spontaneous.He flows effortlessly in dancehall and afro beats.Strictly conscious music but yeah,party too.MI YEWWWWWWTA KADI !

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