Blanche Bailly becomes first Cameroonian artiste to appear on Boomplay Billboards with her album ‘Authentik’ on the streets of Cameroon (photos)

Sandy Kimbiblog February 8th, 2023, 6:17 pm

Blanche Bailly becomes first Cameroonian artiste to appear on Boomplay Billboards with her album ‘Authentik’

Blanche Bailly and Boomplay are taking over billboards with her image posted up across the cities of Yaoundé and Douala. This comes after the release of her sophomore album “Authentik”. It has already accumulated over 69.2k streams on boomplay. Last year, she was the second most streamed female Cameroonian artist.

To add, it features Bnxn Buju, Joeboy, Sidiki Diabaté and Phillbill, Each track was culled up to give the audience 100% satisfaction and it can be said Blanche got it right. Stream the album now. Click below:

https://www.boomplaymusic.com/share/album/63698320?srModel=COPYLINK&srList=ANDROID

We often see street Digital Streaming Platforms owned Billboards on the streets in other countries but none was in Cameroon till February 2023.

Burna Boy on Billboards at Time Square, New York

Boomplay is the first digital streaming platform to have Billboards on the streets of Cameroon and Blanche Bailly happens to be the first Cameroonian artiste on Boomplay Billboards .

Blanche Bailly becomes first Cameroonian artiste to appear on Boomplay Billboards with her album ‘Authentik’

Know More About Blanche Bailly.

Cameroonian vocalist Blanche Bailly serves up smoky contemporary R&B infused with both Latin rhythms and touches of dancehall. After releasing her debut single, “Kam We Stay,” in 2016, Bailly grew to becoming one of Africa’s strongest R&B vocalists, turning up the pop appeal on subsequent tracks like 2020’s “Mes Respects.”

Blanche Bailly was born Tatah Larinatte Bailly in Kumba, Cameroon in 1995. When she was 12, her family moved to France and it was there she decided to pursue her musical dreams. It was a slow road at first but Bailly eventually relocated to London to try to find more opportunities.

At first, she released music under the moniker Swagger Queen, but her 2016 single “Kam We Stay” was released in 2016 under her new stage name, Blanche Bailly. The song was a huge success. Then she followed it the next year with the single “Mimbayeur,” featuring a cameo from rapper Minks. This confirmed Bailly as a star in Central Africa. It set the stage for what followed.

Songs like 2018’s “Ndolo” led tours to France, Geneva, and parts of Europe. In 2020, her track “Mes Respects” turned away from the driving rhythms.