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King Alasko

Nicknamed “Champion Youth”, King Alasko is a major voice of Guinea's new scene: Afrobeats and dancehall, sung in French, Soussou, Poular and Malinké.

King Alasko — photo de l'artiste
Still from the official “Kobolé” video — official Meurs Libre Prod (MLP label) YouTube channel
Origin
Conakry, Guinea
Country
Guinea
Discipline
Singer, songwriter — Afrobeats · dancehall

Biography

Alhassane Sylla, known as King Alasko, is a Guinean singer from Conakry, raised in Dixinn. Nicknamed “Champion Youth” — the name of his fan community as well as his label — he blends Afrobeats, dancehall and reggae dancehall, singing in French, Soussou, Poular and Malinké.

A protégé of Ablaye Mbaye, he released the album “Allah Nou Wali” (2021) on Meurs Libre Prod (MLP), carried by “Kobolé” — whose video, directed by Steven Awuku, won Best African Video at the 2021 AFRIMA. The same year, he was named Best Male Artist at the Victoires de la musique guinéenne. In 2022, he featured on “Business”, from Queen Rima's “Température” EP.

After leaving MLP, he built his own outfit, Champion Youth: the album “Champion Youth, Vol. 1” (2023), singles through to “Al Capone” (January 2026), and a 10th career anniversary concert at the Petit Sory stadium in Nongo, Conakry, on 10 October 2026.

On video — his official clips

« Kobolé » · Official clip

« Cadenas » · Official clip

« Tomber Love » · Official clip

Official clips, from his YouTube channel.

Distinctions and benchmarks

Album “Allah Nou Wali” (2021, Meurs Libre Prod) · “Kobolé”: Best African Video at the 2021 AFRIMA · Best Male Artist at the Victoires de la musique guinéenne (2021) · Culture laureate (Prix Mory Kanté) at the J Awards (2022) · “Business” with Queen Rima (“Température” EP, 2022) · Album “Champion Youth, Vol. 1” (2023) · 10th anniversary concert at Petit Sory stadium, Nongo (10 October 2026).

Performing formats

  • Live concert — Afrobeats / dancehall
  • Festival showcase
  • Urban stages
  • Guinea and diaspora tours

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