Ugandan dancehall rapper, Fik Fameica aka King Kong has landed a huge gig. Fik will appear on the upcoming Rick Ross “African” Album. The announcement regarding Fik Fameica’s involvement in the album surfaced during an Instagram live stream with Belaire CEO, Brett Berish.
The video can be watched here
How many countries and artists in Africa will Rick Ross work with?
According to sources, the project will highlight the diversity of talent across the African continent. American rapper, Rick Ross noted that it will feature 12 artists from 12 different countries. These will include Fik Fameica, Diamond Platnumz and more.
Who is Fik Fameica?
Born Walukagga Shafik in Kampala, Fik Fameica became known as a rapper by the stage names Fresh Boy and more commonly, Fik Fameica. He made his debut with 2015’s club banger “Pistol,” though it was the 2017 track “Byenyena” as well as a contract with Kama Ivien Management that put him on the national map. He has slowly become a darling to most youth such that he remained trending till date. We are yet to find out how he will sound on this new African American project.
Taking to Instagram on Thursday (February 1), Ross teased his new project, emphasizing the significance of the upcoming year, stating, “Champagne Moments, my new upcoming solo album. 2024 will be a champagne moment.”
What has caused public curiosity about Rick Ross?
However, what has truly piqued the curiosity of fans and music enthusiasts alike is Ross’ revelation of a separate project, one that ventures into the heart of Africa. This endeavor will exclusively feature artists from the continent, expanding the global reach of his musical endeavors. Ross hinted at collaborations with prominent African artists, including Stonebwoy, Yemi, Diamond Platnumz, and Shacko. With a vision to diversify the project, Ross proposed the creation of 12 distinct songs, each representing a different African country and featuring a unique artist.
What is the title of the upcoming solo album?
Rick Ross, the Miami mogul has recently unveiled the title of his forthcoming solo album, titling it “Champagne Moments.” This announcement comes swiftly after the release of “Too Good To Be True,” his collaborative album with Meek Mill, which hit the shelves less than three months ago.
How about the African project?
The announcement of this African project comes amidst a growing interest in collaborations between American and African artists. Just days prior to Ross’ revelation, Meek Mill took to social media to inquire about potential collaborations with African artists for his own upcoming album, sparking excitement and anticipation within the global music community.
