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On October 21st, 2024, the music world will witness a profound statement from Ghanaian Afrobeat artist, Rebbel Ashes, with the release of his highly anticipated single Ghetto Revolution. This track, produced by Gomez Beatz and hosted on the Galamsey Riddim by DJ Naycha, promises to address deep-rooted socio-political and economic challenges facing marginalized communities, particularly in Ghana. With a combination of powerful lyricism and captivating rhythms, Rebbel Ashes is positioning Ghetto Revolution as a clarion call for change, advocating for the voiceless and marginalized within urban ghettos. At its core, Ghetto Revolution is a hard-hitting socio-political anthem that captures the daily struggles faced by those living in disadvantaged communities. Ghettos across Ghana and Africa, plagued by limited access to education, rampant unemployment, and a lack of basic social services, often serve as a microcosm of broader systemic inequality. Rebbel Ashes masterfully weaves these t

ABizzy, a talented singer and songwriter hailing from Freetown, Sierra Leone, has made a significant mark in both his homeland and the U.S. From 2001 to 2006, he was signed to Freetown City's Black Leo label, where he rose to prominence as the third key figure in the group. During his time with Black Leo, ABizzy collaborated with renowned artists like Super Laj, producing hits such as “Baby No Cry” and “U Na D Wan,” and teamed up with Javely on “Good Conversation,” as well as La d Boss for “Girl You Nor Know.” He also featured on Mad Man’s iconic track “True Soldier.” In 2007, ABizzy took his artistry further by forming Sierra Leone’s first R&B group, “Black Sensation,” alongside Black Don. Together, they made history by being the first group to perform at the debut of SLMTV in Maryland. Two years later, Black Sensation released their debut album *The Ladies Man* in Columbus, Ohio. The group’s success soared in 2010 when they were nominated for and won the award for Best R