Sierra Leone music stars and new talent land on the Krio fusion playlist

The dopest Sierra Leone music playlist on the block just got remixed with new tracks. Sierra Leone’s vibrant music scene is heating up as the Krio Fusion Playlist is bridging the gap between what’s playing on the streets of Freetown, the clubs and the radio airwaves.

Now, Vickie Remoe has added eight new songs on the exciting “Krio fusion” playlist, for a total of 30 no-skip tracks.

These songs aren’t just your typical mainstream pop tunes, they’re culturally forward Krio fusion hits. The playlist features rappers, streetwise vocalists, Gumbay beats and smooth crooners.

Vickie Remoe’s “Krio Fusion” playlist on audiomack and spotify includes:

Emotional Afro-fusion anthem “Different” by Sullay Baba Unconventional ladies anthem “Spend” by Tunex

Street banger “Turnobor” by K Fly

Melodic love ballad “JC Baby” by Alonzo

Afrobeat anthem “Woke Man” by Sir Waheed Reflective R&B track “More Time” by Mus B

Provocative and metaphorical “Online” by Bakitenno

Gumbay rhythms “Ar Lay La Bi”(U jog am) by Zua.

How to Listen to Sierra Leonean Music on the Krio Fusion Playlist?

The playlist is available on Spotify and Audiomack, with plans to expand to Apple Music. While the goal is to have the same tracklist on all platforms, some artists do not have their full discography published on all streaming services.

Click here to listen to the Krio Fusion Playlist on Audiomack.

Click here to listen to the Krio Fusion Playlist on Spotify.

New Songs on the Krio Fusion Playlist

The playlist opens with “Different”, a deeply introspective track that reflects the inner battle of staying authentic in a world full of pressure. With minimalistic production and emotional clarity, the song invites listeners to embrace individuality—its strength lies in its simplicity.

Behind the mic is Sullay Baba, a rising voice known for his raw storytelling and down-to-earth appeal.

“Turnobor” brings the street to life with a hard-hitting delivery and bounce that’s impossible to ignore. Its chorus is an instant chant, echoing the hustle of everyday survival.

K Fly, the mind behind the banger, uses his music to reflect the grit of urban life in Sierra Leone.

On the smoother side of things is “JC Baby”—a melodic love anthem that blends Krio, English, and heart-tugging harmonies. It’s a testament to commitment and romance, grounded in relatable lyrics.

The artist, Alonzo, is a household name whose versatility has helped bridge generations of Sierra Leonean music lovers.

Sir Waheed delivers something deeper with “Woke Man”, a conscious anthem wrapped in Afrobeat instrumentation. The song touches on social awareness, power dynamics, and personal evolution. It’s music for the mind, not just the mood.

“More Time” by Mus B slows things down with a reflective mood, exploring patience, trust, and the need for space in a relationship. The emotional range in this track is a refreshing contrast, highlighting Mus B’s strength as both a vocalist and storyteller.

“Bakitenno Online” hits a different register—vibrant, catchy, and laced with satire. It mirrors today’s hyper-digital culture where everyone’s watching, posting, and competing for relevance. The song’s viral climb suggests a new force bubbling in the underground scene.

Then comes “Zua Ar Lay La Bi (U Jog Am)”, a high-energy track with traditional undertones, infused with modern production. It’s a celebration of identity, language, and dance—a standout fusion that connects past and present in one addictive rhythm.

Not every star on this playlist is behind the mic—Tunex, one of Sierra Leone’s most accomplished producers, steps into the spotlight with “Spend.” This anthem is sure to be a favorite with the ladies as it calls on men to spend on their women.

A Homegrown Sound, Ready for the World

All featured artists bring a unique voice to the table. This lineup of mostly male talents reveals a shift in how Sierra Leone’s talents engage with music—favoring authenticity, boldness, and messages that reflect their realities. Whether it’s love, life, or hustle, the Krio Fusion Playlist captures it all.

This is more than just a collection of songs—it’s a cultural pulse check. From conscious lyrics to club bangers, the Krio Fusion Playlist shows that Sierra Leonean music isn’t just growing—it’s evolving with style, power, and pride.

The Krio Fusion Playlist isn’t just a collection of catchy tracks—it’s a declaration of identity. It proves that Sierra Leonean artists can compete on global streaming platforms while staying true to their roots. From love and struggle to joy and ambition, these songs offer a rich, rhythmic snapshot of Salone life today.

As global audiences seek fresh sounds and meaningful music, the Krio Fusion Playlist is the perfect gateway into Sierra Leone’s musical heartbeat. Stream it loud, stream it proud.