London-based artist Prince coffeo is a singer-songwriter who’s well known in his native country of Sierra Leone. Joined by Emmanuel Kofa on guitar, James Mensah on keys, drummer Ernest Dee, Desmond Tucker on bass, and additional percussion from Saddam, Prince coffeo delivers bright and catchy Afrobeats music.
First unveiling his sonic vision in April last year with the debut single “The Child,” his debut full-length record followed last summer with his eponymous eleven-track album. Bringing us the opening track from the LP, he shares the single titled “Mammy Cuss,” a track written about showing maternal respect and not abusing your own mother.
Recorded at Entity Studio in London with producer Elliot, the track serves up an upbeat Afro-pop jam brimming with danceable rhythm, colourful arrangement and expressive vocal performance. Brought in by the bright stabs of synth tones, bouncy vocalisations and tapped percussive elements hint at the incoming groove.
Bursting with shimmering instrumentation, catchy lead hooks cut with bursts of vocal yelps, the rattle of drums propels this superb pop-focused outing. With an infectiously grooving rhythm of warm bass lines, snapped beats and intricate guitar flutters all capped by slick vocals, “Mammy Cuss” is a memorable and delightful bop from this talented artist on the rise.
Paired with the single is a music video that features vibrant dancing scenes to reflect the playful and joyous sound of the song. As he continues to roll out his superb musical output, Prince coffeo is sure to win over new fans around the world with his compelling, enjoyable and highly original sound.
Watch the music video for Mammy Cuss below
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