At just 16 years old, Bah Souleymane, known by his stage name Flow.man224, is taking his first steps in the music industry with a style blending Afrobeat, zouk love, dancehall, and urban sounds.
Based in Soubré, Côte d’Ivoire, the young Guinean singer launched his career in 2025 under the Wizi Prod label. A member of the Bon Fils Familli collective, he reached a new milestone in July 2026 with the release of Jamaïcain, his debut eight-track album.
Originally from Guinea, Flow.man224 grew up in his home country before moving to Soubré, in the Bas-Sassandra district of Côte d’Ivoire. Drawing on both his Guinean roots and his Ivorian surroundings, the young artist embraces a dual culture that shapes his musical identity.
Flow.man224’s musical style is built around Afrobeat and zouk love, combined with dancehall and urban influences. His official biography also mentions influences from Manding and Susu musical traditions.
His songs explore themes such as love, ambition, everyday life, and the realities of African youth. Through these themes, the singer seeks to develop a musical identity that combines his personal experiences with contemporary sounds.
Flow.man224 officially launched his career in 2025 with the support of the Wizi Prod label. His first digital releases date back to March of that year. He also joined the Bon Fils Familli collective, a collaborative platform supporting his first steps in music.
Among his early tracks are Nö Bewi, recorded in collaboration with Black Wada224 and accompanied by a music video produced by Wizi Prod, as well as Ko Lellou Jamaïque. These songs have helped introduce his musical style to audiences.
Available on streaming platforms since July 2026, Jamaïcain marks a new milestone in the young singer’s career. Consisting of eight tracks, the album includes Ding, Pas Vrai, Ça va aller, Nouveau vibe, Soubré love, and Ko Lellou Jamaïque.
