Mr Leo Drops Spanking New KEMAYO Video

No one can question Mr Leo‘s vocal strength and it was obvious he would make it big in the Cameroon music scene. From “E go better” to “On Va Géré“, Mr Leo always brings out our daily societal plights in his songs. Back again with “Kemayo“, Mr Leo keeps riding on the same lane. This song talks of yet again another societal issue “Infidelity” and its soul remedy “God”. Great story line, good actors and actresses, talented dance group and especially a killer wardrobe, Kemayo is a song that we’ll be humming and singing all day.Mr Leo’s vocals of course remain the same with such an engaging voice. Starring in the video the duo Rythmz, Blaise B, Ade Kelly and several others. Video shot by Nkeng Stphens and Artnurin.


Hope you enjoy the song. Here's the video:

Magasco Unveils New Dancehall Video Clip – ALL VIP

We get to slowly seal the month of May with a great video clip from Empire Music artist Magasco who just released spanking new “All VIP” directed by NS Pictures. Put on your dancing shoes people and get your moves right with this Kamer song freshly released.

Gripping the world with his single “Wule Bang Bang” from EP Raw Gold, Magasco doesn’t let the heat cool off and releases another club banger “All VIP“. The dancers, the choreographic moves, sets that set the mood and killer wardrobes; this song gets you entranced until the very last second.

Some dark clouds however mar this release as we wonder why he did not unveil a video clip (s) from any of his EP songs like “BELINDA”, “DEAL”, “BOLO”, “BABBY LOVE” and “MUMMY LOVE”? These songs are different, engaging and addictive. Why release a song pretty similar to his already musical sensation “Wule Bang Bang“?

Sometimes diversity is refreshing… Anyways, we hope with time we get Refreshed.

Watch the video below and tell me what you think  in the comment section. 

Better World Cameroon Organises Summer Camp 2016

Better World Cameroon is organising yet another Summer camp this August 2016. The International Summer Work Camp is an annual event. It aims at bringing together youth from different parts of the world to promote solidarity and and foster cultural exchange.They are inviting 20 Youth change makers from Cameroon as well as abroad to come together to explore options for the future from different viewpoints so that we all can grow in our vision. Here'
s where to go to know more.

Cameroon's Kiro'o Games is taking the gaming industry by storm

Many Cameroonians (especially boys) who grew up in the early 90s, spent obscene amounts of time and money in arcades playing video games. Many would use their food and taxi money to get a chance at beating the high score in such titles as Final Fight, Street Fighter, the King Of Fighters series, Cadillacs and Dinosaurs and other memorable titles. 

We have come a long way from those days when we used to hit buttons and push joysticks to a very wide-ranged and sophisticated, billion dollar gaming industry. 
Most Africans and Cameroonians in particular have always taken it for granted that video games are something foreign which come mainly from the U.S and Japan but the tables have turned much in the last couple of years.
Kiro'o Games,  is a Cameroonian video game, animation, development and publishing company founded in 2003 by Madiba Olivier, and headquartered inYaoundé. Based in the green hills of Yaoundé, Cameroon’s capital, Kiro’o Games is not only breaking ground for software developers in its home country—it’s also among the first companies in the world to create an African-themed role-playing game.Their debut title is Aurion: Legacy of the Kori-Odan.

 According to The Wall Street Journal's website,"The player controls Enzo Kori-Odan, an African prince, and his fiancée, Erine. They are victims of a coup by Kori-Odan’s brother-in-law, who exiles them on their wedding and coronation day. The royal couple then travels through a fantasy world, recruiting allies and fighting to regain their rightful command. Players battle amid thatched roofs, lush green settings, percussive music and colorfully robed tribal characters —far from the usual Game of Thrones fare."
This completely changes the paradigm in video game development and proves that Africans are capable of the most extraordinary feats, given the right environment and resources. The game is available on Steam and needs to be downloaded and installed. So check it out and let's know what you think. Meanwhile you can enjoy some screenshots from the game:

Is the Stanley Enow/Jovi feud finally over?

Stanley Enow and Jovi, the two Kamer hip-hop front runners who are known for their sour attitude towards one another as much as for their music, seem to have posed together probably for the first time ever.
 In past months the pair have thrown jabs at each other on Twitter and have made allusion to that in their songs.
Does this mean  that the Bayangi Boy and the self proclaimed Mboko god have finally decided to bury the war hatchet and look forward to a more positive relationship?

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