Independent Rapper Pascal releases the Video to Pikin 4 Sun straight off his New Project

Cameroonian Rapper Pascal walks us through a  self-motivational track off his recently released project Pikin4Sun. in this low tempo song,  Pascal expresses his journey as an artist and also painting a vivid picture of pain, hope and recovery. The song demonstrates a typical African setting when it comes to survival and way of life during adversity. Nature predominantly played an impressive role on the track as the Sun and Rain complimented the intended energy. In his own way, he soulfully reached out to identify the ills surrounding him as an artist, and his personal life. The sad tunes, violin and the unavoidable vocals by Mara will leave you in a sunken place of motivation and positive energy. It is truly an audio gospel of motivation from a Yung king.  The Video was directed by Walter Enow.

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Mister Elad bounces back with the Video to his song Gimme Dat

Its been closed to a year since afro-pop icon Mr Elad announced quitting his former label Sonolive . The release of “Gimme Dat” is about refurbishing an already promising but yet uncertain career . This is however the artist first video release for his new label P-Matt records , the video has every thing to be excited about ,also directed by one of the best Adah Akenji could be a new dawn for a better career.

Uprising American Rapper and singer Eclipse Darkness  invites Cameroonian Hip Hop star Stanley Enow on his new release ” She Got Me Feeling”.

Straight outta Dallas, Uprising American Rapper and singer Eclipse Darkness decides to invite Cameroonian Rapper Stanley Enow on his latest afrobeat project titled She got me feeling.

She got me feeling  is a love song  to all the women out there  who truly love their men. The song is an extract off Eclipse Darkness‘s upcoming album and the song was produced by Cable Gyvz.

While anticipating for the release of the video, kindly leave a comment behind telling us  if you enjoyed the Collaboration and if you were impressed with  Stanley‘s verse on this Afro Dancehall beat?

Stream and Download: http://hyperurl.co/SheGotMeFeelin

Eclipse Darkness
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Lolhpiphop Records signed Realm Squad in 2015, and that resulted in the hit single CHOP NO DEY. During that period, the band was managed by Mr. Fotso Ngassa, and involved in projects such as ‘Je Dis Oui’ in collaboration with Charlotte Dipanda. They also lived in a Lolhiphop apartment in Douala and Lolhiphop provided studio equipment for them to keep working.

While planning the second single, Wax Dey was invited to perform at the African Music Concert sponsored by MTN in Johannesburg, alongside Wizkid and Davido. He was due a payment of 5000 Dollars. Lolhiphop offered to give up Wax Dey’s payment so that Realm Squad could be invited to perform at the show, and that his payment be used to cover their flights and accommosation.

The concert organisers, VAS Company, obliged and issued a performance contract for Realm Squad. Realm Squad’s second video shoot was then planned to occur in Johanneburg after the concert, with renown Nigerian video director Mazi CI Jizzle.

However, the South African embassy declined their visa request, and Wax Dey went on to perfom alone at the concert. Lolhiphop requested them not to give up, as it is normal for embassies to refuse visas to first time travelers, and that they should proceed to work with Dr. Nkeng for the next video.

Following the failure to obtain a visa, they sent a whatsapp message to Wax Dey stating that they had resigned from the label. Lolhiphop requested that they hold on for a month so that they could conclude a transaction which was underway for the goup in Tanzania and then split after that transaction in order not to compromise the integrity of Lolhiphop which had already made the pitch – but Vivid responded vividly ‘LOL’.

Abz then went ahead to produce songs for Fluri Boyz without the consent of Lolhiphop. Lolhiphop approached the owner of STM Records directly and reached an amicable settlement behind the scenes, in order not to compromise the efforts of the hard working group Fluri Boyz.

In 2017, Realm Squad showed a laudable sign of maturity when they approached Lolhiphop to request an amicable termination of their contract.

Realm Squad then explained that they had in fact split up and that was one of their major problems, but they had decided to get back to work, and wished to make peace. After several long meetings, it was agreed that Realm Squad would separate amicably from Lolhiphop.

The terms of the separation were that they would form their own label, to be managed by Abz, and that Lolhiphop will remain the parent company ( but that it will be up to them if they would add the Lolhiphop logo to their productions going forward).

According to the contract, once they had paid Lolhiphop a sum of 3 million francs, they will be free to break off and proceed as they please ( note that their termination clause was 100 000 USD but they pleaded with Lolhiphop that they could not afford that money, but wished to get back on with their careers. Lolhiphop decied to do them the favour of reducing it from 50 000 000 to 3 000 000, explaining to them that the 3 000 000 is a just token for them to learn to be responsible for their actions.)

After this agreement, they repeatedly asked Lolhiphop to loan them money to pursue their individual careers, but Lolhiphop said would only invest money once they were ready to work as a group, and besides they already owed 3 million francs to Lolhiphop.

The key problem with the group has been that they want to pursue individual careers, and Lolhiphop was of the impression that they should focus on the group first, and once the group was properly established, they could go solo.

In spite of the termination clause, both Vivid and Abz went ahead to unlawfully sign to different companies without the consent of Lolhihiop, and without paying the agreed 3 million frs CFA.

Finally, Realm Squad decided to get back together, and again they contacted Lolhiphop for support for a release with Fluri Boys – an online video release with no marketing plan in place and no resources to promote the song.

Upon receiving the request Lolhiphop, deciced to exercise its right and requested that they should hold back the release and plan a proper release with proper investment and follow up plan.

In June, Wax Dey flew into Douala and a meeting was held at his Douala apartment with the head of the DJ’s association in Douala, as well as a local marketer and a video production company – and it was agreed that all the parties will get to work together to support Realm Squad’s relaunch, committing to do a DJ tour, media tour and the shoot of four straight videos (one every two months).

Realm Squad suggested at the meeting that the parties cancel the terms of the termination agreement and revert to the original agreement, with some changes. The parties then went out at the invitation of the DJs and spent the evening together at a club in Bonapriso, Douala.

After the productive meeting, Realm Squad came back two weeks later with a new suggested contract that specified that Lolhpihop will continue with their contract as Realm Squad, and cover their marketing, videos, and accommodation as agreed, but that they wished to run solo careers parallel to that with two other separate companies.

Lolhiphop agreed to all the terms, but turned down the request to run solo careers with two seprate companies for two reasons:

1. The original contract to which they were reverting as well as the termination clause bound Realm Squad to Lolhiphop Records as both a group and as individuals
2. Lolhiphop insisted that in other to promote Realm Squad, they had to focus on the group and two other companies with competing priorities will lead to the same problems they had before – that caused them to split up.
3. The roles of the two other companies that they suggested were not spelt out and Lolhiphip was not comfortable with them.

Lolhiphop Records then suggested that the members could pursue solo careers as well, but under the control of Lolhiphop, so that guidance could be given to the development of the group and in order to manage potential confiict with personal interests. They refused.

In view of the deadlock, Lolhiphop has decided as follows:

1. Ream Squad has shown no interest in maintaining the terms of their termination agreement, just as they showed no interest in respecting their main contract. To that effect, Lolhiphop has taken a decision that until the full 3 million francs is paid up (discount from the 50 000 000 FCFA which they were supposed to pay), Realm Squad, Abz and Vivid are banned from any public musical activities or releases.

The companies that have signed them have done so illegally, and in consequence, they have 24 hours to take down ALL material released under the name or likeness of Vivid, Abz or Realm Squad and issue an apology to Lolhiphop – failure of which legal proceedings will follow and damages will have to be paid to Lolhiphop.

2. Order must be followed for progress to occur. Lolhiphop believes it has been very tolerant with the group, even when they have been accused with lies and insinuations, causing significant damage to the company.

In addition, Lolhiphop has realized that Realm Squad’s game plan has always been to try and achieve success by creating hype and blackmailing Lolhiphop on social media rather than keeping to their engagements. Lolhiphop takes exception to that. Through everything, Lolhiphop has done its best to protect the group’s interests and put Realm Squad ahead of all personal interests, including those of the individual memebrs of the group. But repeatedly, the group has shown immaturity, disrespect and dishonesty, and complete lack of appreciation for the efforts of Lolhiphop.

3. Lolhiphop Records is still considering to take legal action to revert to the original contract’s 100 000 USD termination clause, considering that Realm Squad has broken the termination agreement provisions and has shown no remorse or intentions to abide by it.

Signed,
Lolhiphop Records.
28 June 2018

Cameroonian Afropop Singer Tzy Panchak   signed to Blu Nation Recording releases a brand new video from his recently released 12 track EP Titled I’m Not Lucky.   I’m Not Lucky  which is the 7th track on his Ep   is an afrobeat celebration song, which Panchako uses to thank God for his blessings. The Singer who’s  Career   has seen enormous growth since signing for Blu Nations,  is proud to sing and say “He is not Lucky but Blessed” . Shot in the USA by Rodrigue edited and directed by Adrenaline, Panchako could be seen  celebrating his success and  living that expensive lifestyle.

You Dunno!! Enjoy, Download and leave a comment behind.

Cameroon meets South Africa, Makizar meets Emtee, Africa unites through Rap. Hamma Hamma Hamma  is a brand new Collabo between two of Africa’s most Versatile rappers that will go a long way to bridge Cameroonian Rap and South African Rap.  The beat is a combination of both trap and some traditional drum elements, that will get your Dancing vibe on.  We Hope to see more from Makizar as he is penetrating the South African Music industry with a Unique Pidgin Trap from Cameroon.

Le prolifique beatmaker/Rappeur ANG démarre l’année avec une nouvelle vidéo. “Fragiles” extrait de son projet “Haine & Harmonie” et présent dans la Mboatape 4 est sûrement l’un des titres les plus riches en émotions de L’EP de l’artiste. Le clip relate parfaitement l’histoire d’une rencontre entre deux personnages issus de deux univers différents réunis par l’amour. Le visuel  a été réalisé par la jeune équipe du studio Terminal A.