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    Meet Lamo XL: The Accra Newtown artist who refused to quit

    Philip NeeWhangBy Philip NeeWhangJanuary 22, 2026Updated:January 24, 202630 Views
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    Some artists chase music. Others grow into it. For Lamo XL, music did not arrive as a grand plan. It came quietly, then stayed, growing stronger with time. His journey is not about shortcuts or sudden fame. It is about persistence, self-discovery, and refusing to give up, even when the road feels long.

    Born Joseph Alamu and known professionally as Lamo XL, the Accra Newtown native brings a sound that is hard to ignore. His music is dynamic, full of energy, and built to move people. As he puts it, you cannot listen to his songs and stay still. There is always a vibe pulling you in.

    Lamo’s music journey

    Lamo XL’s music journey started in 2014 with something very simple. He wrote a single rap and began freestyling it every morning on the school bus. Then he wrote another. With each verse, the hunger grew. What stood out to him most was not just the music itself, but how dedicated he became to it. That dedication made him realize he had found his purpose.

    Unlike many artists who stick to one direction, Lamo XL does not box himself into a fixed theme. He is always exploring new sounds, and each sound comes with its own feeling and message. This freedom allows him to grow naturally and keep his music fresh.

    One major turning point in his journey came through inspiration from Rema. Not many influences shaped him, but Rema did. That influence pushed him to move from rap into Afrobeats and encouraged him to explore more openly as an artist.

    Some songs come from deep reflection, others from life experiences. For Lamo XL, sometimes it is much simpler. Some records are created purely from vibing, without any specific inspiration behind them. The feeling alone is enough.

    At this stage of his career, Lamo XL is focused on finding his true sound. He wants to create something unique, something that stands out and leaves a lasting mark. For him, music is not just about trends but about identity.

    When asked about his biggest achievement so far, his answer is honest and powerful. After nearly 12 years, he has not given up. That alone means everything to him. With the spirit he has, he believes that with more effort and efficiency, he can become the biggest artist in the country.

    Who is Lamo signed to?

    Currently, Lamo XL is signed to 69 Records, a Ghanaian label, and is not working as an independent artist. The support he receives from the label has been a major source of motivation. Seeing the team push his work in their own ways encourages him to keep going. He strongly believes that at the right time, his music will reach the right audience, and everything will take off from there.

    Collaborations also come naturally to him. He vibes with people, they reach out, and he responds. There is no pressure, just connection.

    Lamo XL describes himself as someone who is always ready to learn and explore. He is quick to adapt and open to growth, which continues to shape his journey.

    His dreams are bold. He sees himself winning five Grammy awards at once, selling out the O2 Arena, and performing on even bigger stages repeatedly, like it is nothing.

    As for what is next, he keeps it simple and confident. He says nothing for now, but the message is clear: prepare for Lamo XL. Once he starts, there will be no stopping him.

    To emerging artists, Lamo XL offers a different perspective. He believes that if you truly know what you want, you stop at nothing to get it. In that sense, advice comes from within. You advise yourself.

    And when it comes to the audience, his belief is calm and steady. With time, they will feel it.

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    With a background in media management, he blends creativity with journalism to tell stories that matter. His work explores arts, entertainment, film, music, culture and everything in between, always with the goal of engaging and inspiring readers. You can contact him via nw@trenderhq.com. To advertise with us or support our cause through a donation, reach out via our contact page or email: hello@trenderhq.com

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