General Love

General Love hails from Cité Kennedy in Quatre Bornes and is deeply rooted in diverse musical genres, such as dancehall, Afrobeat, and trap music. He possesses an innate sense of rhythm, masters the art of flow, skillfully plays with words, and dances with an unparalleled groove.

However, what truly distinguishes him goes beyond his music. General Love’s music videos are a vibrant showcase of genuine urban style, offering a direct glimpse into the inner city life that evokes powerful emotions in all who watch them.

Whether performing solo or in captivating duets, General Love remains a driving force in the Mauritian urban music scene. He keeps pushing the boundaries with hit singles like “Bubblin Queen,” “Kouma Nou Al Sa,” “Wine Like That,” “Bend Down,” “Poz Twa Lor La,” and his latest release, “Mo Trap.”

General Love also showcases his vocal talent on tracks like “Wine Sa Slowly” alongside Blakkayo on the renowned album “Soz Seryé.” He’s also collaborated with Elijah on the song “Fer Plas.”

Nevertheless, among all his collaborations, it’s with Hempress Lionne that General Love truly shines. Together, they create a magnetic duo, blending not only their voices but also their fashion sense and their profound connection.

General Love, the Phoenix of Cité Kennedy, takes Mauritian urban music to a new level. His music is a rallying cry, a song of hope and a celebration of life in all its sincerity. Author, composer, performer, producer and beatmaker, General Love continues to radiate and illuminate the streets and stages, inspiring the next generation to grab the microphone and tell their own stories.