Renowned Ghanaian reggae musican, Abubakar Ahmed popularly called Blakk Rasta, has launched his new album, “Kuchoko Revolution” under the international records label, VP at the University of Central Missouri in the United States of America, USA.

The launch, which was attended by a good number of people including Faculty Deans, Heads of Department and students of the University of Central Missouri, also witnessed an amazing stagecraft with the artist selling Ghana and its rich culture via his apparel on stage.

The artist also exhibited his creative acumen when he performed most of his popular tunes and songs on his latest album with an all-white student band except one black person, who was picked randomly from the audience.

Blakk Rasta, who is the first African to be signed to the internationally-acclaimed VP Records, with Stonebwoy and Black Prophet – is gunning for consideration and possible nomination at the Grammys.

The artist is also planning to hold another album launch in Ghana, somewhere in April.

Blakk Rasta has been in the USA for the past weeks, lecturing at the University of Central Missouri, where he is tutoring students on various subjects such as World Religions, Afrikana Studies and Environmental Sciences.

His lectures got the schools talking as the administration and students expressed appreciation and admired his prowess and articulation in such a wide range of subjects.

The musician’s lecturing skills even got the University to nick-name him the ‘walking encyclopedia’ due to the fact that, he is the only lecturer who does not use a power point setup in his presentations and lectures without looking into books or prepared material.

It has been quite awhile since the award-winning radio personality and musician, was heard on radio.

Although his legion of radio followers may not be amused about his absence on radio, the artist is utilizing the time off to make some remarkable moves to his already illustrious music career.

Meanwhile, whilst in the US, Blakk had a call that his mother had passed.

May Her Soul Rest In Peace.