By Ibrahim S. Bangura
Emmanuel Foyoh, better known as Artical Foyoh, a prominent artist from Freetown, is gearing up to release a new song titled “No Man is An Island,” aimed at promoting peace and unity in Sierra Leone. This release is part of his forthcoming Peace Album, produced by the renowned African music producer, Tunix.
In a statement on September 17, 2024, Foyoh emphasized the importance of peace in fostering social cohesion and development. “I realized that peace is more important than anything in life. Without peace, there can be no development,” he said. While he enjoys creating love songs, he aims to inspire connections among people from diverse backgrounds through this new track.
Foyoh expressed hope that the song’s powerful message will resonate deeply with listeners. He plans to maximize its impact by releasing both the audio and a music video simultaneously. “To make a greater impact, I will be releasing the song with both the audio and the video,” he explained.
Known for his popular hits like “I Love Isha,” featuring Shady Baby, Foyoh has built a strong following over the years and has received accolades such as Eastern Best Artist and Best Soundtrack Artist.
In addition to discussing his upcoming release, Foyoh offered valuable advice to aspiring artists, stressing that success requires hard work and perseverance. “Nothing can be achieved overnight. We need to be hardworking, as effort will always pay off,” he advised. He also highlighted the importance of collaboration and mutual support among artists, encouraging them to celebrate each other’s successes rather than feeling jealousy. “When your friends are in need and you can help, don’t hesitate to offer support; we all need one another in this world,” he said, underscoring the idea that a united mindset is crucial for national growth.
As anticipation builds for the release of “No Man is An Island,” Artical Foyoh continues to inspire both his peers and fans, reinforcing a vital message of peace and unity in a rapidly changing world.
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