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Tag Archives: Mohamed Bamba
Harlem’s Sheck Wes Shows Us Locations That Shaped His Debut Album “Mudboy”
Interview magazine reports that the overnight success of Khadimou Rassoul Cheikh Fall, the artist better known as Sheck Wes, has become the stuff of internet legend: Kid makes a song, famous rappers post the song, kid becomes a famous rapper. Continue Reading →
Harlem’s Mohamed Bamba Brings His Magic To Orlando
Patch reports that Harlem-born Mohamed Bamba was selected No. 6 overall in Thursday night’s NBA Draft, becoming one of the highest draft selections in New York City’s storied basketball history. Continue Reading →
G.O.O.D Music/Cactus Jack Signee Sheck Wes Drops “Mo Bamba” Video In Harlem
Complex reports that the G.O.O.D Music family continues to grow. Shortly after it was announced that Chicago’s Valee had joined the imprint’s roster, 19-year-old Harlem rapper Sheck Wes confirmed he had inked a contract with the label as well as Travis Scott’s Cactus Jack Records. Continue Reading →
Harlem Man Five-Star Mo Bamba An Agent Of Change
Head coach Shaka Smart and the Longhorns have high hopes for the 2017-18 basketball season. And much of that hope centers around incoming freshman Mohamed “Mo” Bamba, the No. 3 overall recruit in the ESPN 100. Continue Reading →
Harlem’s Mohamed Bamba Explains Why He Picked Texas Over Kentucky (Video)
The 2017-2018 college basketball season is still a ways away, but the landscape has been drastically altered by the commitments of some of the nation’s top high school players over the past week. Continue Reading →
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