U.S. based Cameroonian rapper drops new joint

Ever conscious of the need to be musically present on the music scene, U.S. based Cameroonian rapper Flo has dropped a fresh new video track titled 'Workout'. It was written and produced by the rapper himself. Just like his earlier releases 'I'm hot' and 'Boo thang', this track testifies to his huge American influences. On the sides, it is also worth noting that Flo, formerly recording as Big Flo and Yong Flo, officially became a U.S. citizen on Friday May 10, 2013.

Cameroonian artists try to surf Azonto - Djazzé wave

The Azonto and Djazzé tsunamis sweeping the African music scene have not left anybody unscathed, especially Cameroonian artists. In their quest for greater prominence and visibility, they are leaving no stone unturned. After 'Cameroon Azonto' offered by U.S. based Cameroonian artist Vreezyville, here come boyband trio JEM'M with Azoflex which is the end result of fusing Azonto and Djazze. Azonto is a sound and dance style from Ghana that was popularised in 2012 by British - Ghanian artist Fuse ODG. Djazzé on the other hand is an urban dance and music trend from Gabon that was further brought into the spotlight by Gabonese music matriarch Patience Dabany.

Whether or not this attempt will find a local or national following is hard to say. But like every endeavour, it deserves a chance. So take a listen and hear for yourselves whether this is going to be the next big hit or miss.

February 16 returns with Debra Debs 'Africa - higher higher' music video

The last time he made major news was during the 2012 Mboa HipHop Awards in which he was nominated and walked away with the Best Female Video Award. Since then the acclaimed music video director has been kind of quite so to speak. But if you've been wondering where he's been or what he's been up to wonder no more. After making waves with videos for Jovi, Sine and Renise, Feb 16 has hit the Cameroonian music scene with another video for Britain - based Cameroonian singer Debra Debs. The 'Africa - higher higher' video is pure Feb 16, with amazing shoots depicting the hustle and bustle of urban life. The song is a call to excellence to Africans and features P. Jericho. Enjoy the video right here.