Third Generation Artistes Of Lynx Entertainment Gives A Live Performance of “Coming Soon” EP
Ghanaian record label and talent management firm Lynx Entertainment has unveiled their next crop of artists with the release of their debut COMING SOON EP. As part of the release strategy for the EP, Lynx Entertainment held a listening party outdooring Maya Blu, BoiJake, DSL, and St. Lennon where they performed live for viewers' pleasure.
The EP, which had its release date announced earlier in January, is now available on all streaming platforms. The project has a total of five tracks.: NEW LORDS, FOREVER, VIBRATE, HIGH, and WEEKEND. Maya Blu, BoiJake, DSL, and St. Lennon, the newest signees, collaborated on these tunes.
At the unveiling of the new artists, numerous industry players gathered at the Jamestown Coffee Cafe in Accra to attend the event which was dubbed "Release Party".
The third generation artists of the label believe that Ghanaian music is prepared to reach a higher level. Therefore, they call for support to succeed.
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