Llona keeps his emotional streak alive with “Cry,” a new collaboration featuring Black Sherif that leans into raw feeling.
The record sits on Llona’s sophomore album “On The Road,” which arrived in August 2026. It is the third track on the project, and it pairs two artists who clearly share a comfort zone in confessional songwriting. The subject matter here is anguish and the struggle to let feelings out rather than bury them. Both singers handle that weight with care.
Llona, born Michael Ajuma Attah, has been building steady momentum since his debut album “Homeless” dropped in 2024. That project reached number eleven on the TurnTable Official Top 100 Albums Chart, so the appetite for his sound was already proven. His stretchy, lithe vocals have made him a distinct voice in the new school of Afrobeats singers, and this duet with Black Sherif only widens his reach.
The writing is what carries this one. It feels intimate without becoming heavy, accessible without losing its ache. For a calm evening or a late-night drive, the gentle production and honest lyrics make for a satisfying listen.
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