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SUMMIT BOAHEN'S PERFORMANCE AT THE 20018 

SABOLAI RADIO MUSIC FESTIVAL


The Sabolai Radio Music Festival, a space and series of events for independent artiste and alternative acts happened from the 12-15th Of December, 2018. The festival took place at the Kwame Nkrumah Interchange Park a.k.a Dubai. There was an opening ceremony, film screenings, mural paintings, exhibitions and panel discussions not forgetting the Sabolai Cypher.



The festival proper which was on the Saturday saw a host of artistes mounts the stage both emerging and established to thrill the audience.





Summit Boahen opened the show with an electrifying performance, starting with freestyle to get the crowd warmed up before diving into Story, a single of his upcoming ep, the Minimalist Project. Story is also available for streaming via this link. STORY
The performance which was bar-heavy was exciting however the crowd wanted something to jam to. 


 Summit decided to perform Vibes also off his upcoming ep, with a 
resounding cheer from the crowd. The melody filled song had both the artiste and crowd jumping and moving to the fun filled beat and lyrics. Vibes is also available to stream via this link.VIBES
He closed his performance with freestyle and thanked everyone for coming out to see him.


Overall, Summit Boahen delivered an entertaining performance and you can watch it in full via the link below.



Photocredit : Kofi Ntim @k_misfit on Twitter. 

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