Robert BlackDiamond aka Black1: His Fans Are Crazy About His DreadLocks

Berenice Mulubah | June 8, 2015 2:00PM


Robert Blackdiamond aka Black1 celebrates ten years of dreadlocks

His Fans are blown away by his talent and creativity, but that's not the only thing about him that drives them crazy. Since 2005, Robert Blackdiamond has been rocking dreadlocks. His fans are in love with his hair and I don't blame them, he rocks it neatly and it looks amazing. Checkout some pictures from over the years.

Last haircut before his dreadlocks 2005


Two years locks


Four years lock

Ten years

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Africa's Mega Star Don Jazzy Gives Liberian Super Star Bucky Raw an Accolades on the Success of his New Album

The success of Bucky Raw's latest album 'Cs2' is taking over the internet. The Trapco king Album gained the #1 spot on iTunes World Music chart. One of Africa's biggest music producer, Don Jazzy has joined in on the celebration. He gave Bucky Raw a shout out recently on his Instagram. Congrats Bucky.

Top Five Liberian Wedding Songs

Check out these hot songs for an awesome Liberian wedding. From the first dance to the grand march, these Liberian songs will set the mood just right for a wedding night of good time and celebration.
Kizzy W - Wait Nah: Perfect for a first dance on your wedding day
Spoil You With Love by Joseph Dean, KZee and Marvelous MC is already a popular song in Liberian weddings, perfect to march into the your reception hall.
Simple Mistake by Friday the Cellphone Man: A wedding is not a Liberian wedding without a grand march and this is the perfect song for a grand march.
Kamah by DenG: After the formality, it's time to party, this is a dance song and it's about love, a man bragging about the love he has for his woman.
Slow it Down by Benji Cavallia: A love song that you can dance to, a man bragging that he will do anything for his love.

Liberia: Stunna In Negotiation For $1Million Deal With Universal Music

The rumor is true. Speaking with Liberian musician Stunna management this morning, it has being confirmed that Stunna and his team are negotiating with Universal Music to take on the artist. His team did not confirmed the exact amount, because negotiation is still in process, but it has been said that $1million was the first offer. The global company's main rival is Temple Music, home to Nigeria's Iyana, who has worked with the Liberian artist in the past. But with Universal reportedly offering more than $1m for a six-year contract, it seem like Stunna is leaning towards Universal Music.

C LIBERIA CLEARLY

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