Syliz Record superbly produced the song titled, ‘Feel happy’, while Uche engineered the beat.
In an interview with The Point, Njie’s as he is fondly called,said the new hit is a love song and hopes fans would appreciate it. The song, he added,is a masterpiece in which he tries to express his feelings towards the woman he loves.
“It's a romantic song, all about happiness.”
Starting out his career back in 2005, Njie’s released his very first song titled‘Gambian Music’ in the same year. Since the release of this masterpiece, the young star never relented. Now he has recorded 12 songs both singles and collaborations.
“Later on, he secured a management team, who alongside selected few songs from his earlier hits namely;‘Pretty’,‘wake up’ and ‘semester’ for better promotions.
He added; "I released my first visuals last summer and the song "Love Du by force" featuring Attack. I was also featured in some music videos with some Gambian artistes." he added.
Currently, working onanEP titled- "POWER" and the video of his new release song, Njie’s collaborated with a handful of Gambian stars including Big Faa.
"I was featured by Mam Jarra Promotionsalongside other artists." he said
The Gambia Press Union in collaboration with Civil Society Activists recently convened a forum designed to expose civil society activist and editors to access to information and elections in The Gambia.
Charge d’Affaires (CDA) Marissa Scott on Tuesday presented members of the Mandela Washington Fellowship 2021 cohort to the vice president of Republic of The Gambia, Dr. Isatou Touray.
Omar Sanneh, Acting Focal Person of the Resilience Sea Project, under the Department of Park and Wildlife Management has called for the protection and preservation of seagrasses, claiming that seagrasses are flowering plants that grow entirely underwater and serve as a feeding ground for fish among other marine organisms.
A cross-section of the Gambians within the Greater Banjul Area have added their voice to the escalating price of basic food commodities in the markets, further calling on president elect, Adama Barrow to intervene for the benefit of the citizenry.
