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Llona Links Black Sherif on ‘Cry’ — NG–GH Street Soul Out Now

Llona & Black Sherif — “Cry” is out on On The Road. Naija’s soft-pain storyteller just invited Konongo’s raspy prophet onto a late-night confession — betrayal, tears behind the door, still hustling. Ei. When Lagos grit meets Accra sermon energy, the playlist does not ask for a visa.

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Dropped 7 August 2026 via Encore Recordings on Llona’s On The Road album — track 3. Melancholy Afro-fusion: acoustic plucks, piano, Black Sherif’s Twi urgency over Llona’s raspy calm. Pain that still bangs on a Monday night. Stream clean. Share clean. No pirate folders on this desk.

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Official Llona On The Road album cover art for Cry featuring Black Sherif in thin green The Ent News brand frame
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