The Continent Live Teams Up With Ghana's Olivetheboy, Foreign Flxx and Offei In Latest Song "Kasala"
- The Continent Live, a Ghanaian music company, has got tongues wagging online following the release of a song titled Kasala
- The song features Godsin and Asylum hitmaker Olivetheboy, Nigerian Afrobeat star Foreign Flxx and Offei
- The group, in a statement released to the press, is optimistic the song would take music lovers by storm and cause some heat in the music scene across Africa
Popular music group The Continent Live (TCL) is making waves online after releasing its highly anticipated single Kasala on Friday, November 22, 2024,
Kasala is a sultry Afro-fusion track featuring Ghanaian Afrobeat sensation Olivetheboy, Ghanaian singer Offei, and Nigerian rising star Foreign Flxx.
According to a statement released to the press by The Continent Live, the song was produced by Almighty Trei and JBJ.
Celebration of African sensuality
The statement further stated that the song was composed to celebrate African women and their beauty.
"With a smooth production, hypnotic rhythms, and sultry lyrics, Kasala is an ode to Afro-fusion, flirtation, and the celebratory spirit of West African music culture. As the first single from The Continent Live Vol 2 project, Kasala sets the bar high, following in the footsteps of Vol 1's breakout success.," portions of the statement read.
The Continent Live said it remains poised in its quest to "stir some serious heat" in the music industry across Africa and beyond.
The new release follows the massive success of their First Class Volume 1 track, which featured musicians like AraTheJay and Vondee.
Olivetheboy signs with Sony Music
YEN.com.gh previously reported that Olivetheboy had signed a lucrative deal with American record label Sony Music's Columbia Records.
With the signing of the deal, the Ghanaian musical talent joined an impressive list of African icons signed on to Sony's subsidiary, Bu Vision Ent.
Olivetheboy penned the deal with Bu Vision founder and Columbia's Executive Vice President, Bu Thiam.
Sony Music, based in the United States, is home to many music idols worldwide, including Africa's D'Banj, Davido, Wizkid, and the decorated legend Angelique Kidjo.
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Source: YEN.com.gh