Speedo'o

Speedo'o, born Sahr B. Kaimachiande on October 23rd, 1991, in Koidu, Kono district, Sierra Leone, is renowned as one of the country's most talented rappers. He began his music journey at a young age, releasing his debut single "Want To Be" at just 12 years old. Speedo'o has adopted various monikers, including G.Fro.Fro Mic, Hip Hop Bullet, and African Weezy, and has collaborated with notable groups like "Easy Life." His career gained significant momentum in 2013, leading to performances alongside prominent artists such as Sarkodie. Speedo'o has won prestigious awards, including 'Artist of the Year Africa' and 'Best Collaboration' at the Liberia Music Awards in 2016. He is also known for his versatility and speed, often referred to as the fastest rapper in Africa.

Speedo'o continues to make waves in the music scene with his dynamic performances and chart-topping hits. He has ventured into entrepreneurship with the "TOTTM" Talk Of The Town Movement and is currently aligned with IPRO MULTIMEDIA. His recent endeavors include international collaborations, such as a planned project with Kenyan rapper Khaligraph Jones, further solidifying his position as a leading figure in African hip hop.