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Get to know KzeeBigname, the Post-war Morris Dorley of Liberian Music By Abraham DJ Baby Boy Kamara

Back in 2008, buck of the music on the Liberian airwaves were foreign songs, and the few locally ones, were mostly about politics.

Such a condition contributed to international songs controlling airwaves and nightclubs for a substantial amount of time.

But thing soon change after Kzee, a musical lad, who once lived in Ghana as a refugee dropped his self-produced album Kakaleka Babies, which became an immediate success across the country— the first non-political hit song in post-war Liberia.