Diane Dddd – Juste Un Dimanche

Juste Un Dimanche – just another sunday, is Diane Dddd’s Valentine’s gift to her single fans. “For singles, Valentine’s day this year is just another sunday.” Most songs on the project talk about love, “not always the happy, pink side of love. Love for each other, love for what we do.”

“For my single fans, since it’s just a regular sunday, I hope my music keeps them company until they can find someone.” The EP features Diane’s second collaboration with Chany Z, rap ivories heavy hitter Media Fuego – “he doesn’t need to be introduced, he’s a monster!”, and long time friend Paulem.

“People know me for my R&B and trap sound, but on this EP I am shifting to more dancehall and afro beats – I listen to that all the time. I want my fans to get used to hearing me on these sounds, I intend to go deeper into it in the future. I hope people love this project, because I want to aim higher with it. I’ve been lacking visuals, I think the timing is right now. Rely on my fans, and aim high.”

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Diane Dddd – Juste Un Dimanche

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Boyzhood – Désert

Boyzhood is the musical alter ego of serial entrepreneur and former rap whiz Aziz Doumbia. Founder of the Dozo concept store, co-founder of Abidjan’s premier party La Sunday, and marketing don for Baazar, Aziz’ musical universe is based on art and introspection, and tells the reality of a 30 year old trying to build life. Love, money, personal development, concentration.

Aziz’ musical love affair started long ago. At 13 he co-founded Section Criminel, one of the only hip hop groups in Ivory Coast to sell CDs independently. As teenagers, before internet became prevalent in Abidjan, he and his two partners Terely and Kader made bank.

Today Aziz’ reality is very different. He built successful businesses, and returns with fifteen years of experience and reflection. His music represents Ivory Coast’s alternative movement. “It’s not drill, it’s not rap ivoire, it’s another side of Ivorian music.”

Boyzhood – Désert

Aziz’ musical love affair started long ago. At 13 he co-founded Section Criminel, one of the only hip hop groups in Ivory Coast to sell CDs independently. As teen agers, before internet became prevalent in Abidjan, he and his two partners Terely and Kader made bank.