Dancehall Artist Sonni Balli Is Dead, Twitter Floods With Tribute Post

The latest and sad news from Ghana covers musical artist Sonni Balli death due to possible cardiac arrest.

Balli's decision to pursue a career in music was met with fierce opposition from his parents.

However, at 17, he teamed up with famous music producer Nana King against his parents' wishes. The albums Kotoho' and 'Abrabo' were co-produced by the two.

Sonni inspired many people, including Samini, Stonebwoy, Shatta Wale, and others, in addition to his success in the music industry.

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Sonni Balli was also a renowned social activist who urged Africans to embrace their culture and identity.

As a result, Sonni created music that spoke to his culture while still being enjoyable to all music fans.

A Twitter user, Africa's 'Larry King, wrote, " BREAKING: Ghanaian Dancehall Legend, Sonni Balli, has died. The cause of Balli's death is not yet known. However, a post from Mark Darlington— a very close source to Balli broke the news on his Facebook. More to come."

Sonni Balli death cause has been initially reported as Cardiac arrest. However, his fans are keen on the precise cause of death and waiting forever to retain the truth.

Balli's parents have not officially announced his obituary details and death cause yet.

Balli promoted love, peace, and unification via his music. "Ama Frimpong," his song, was about his feelings of love and being in love.

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He dubbed himself a "soul healer" because he believed his music could heal the soul and offer joy to those who heard it.

Mark Darlington presumably first reported his death, stating, "Legendary Ghanaian musician Sonni Balli has died."

Mark, the CEO of Black Kulcha Music, even wished the deceased musician a happy birthday on Monday before learning of his death this morning.

Rest in Peace Sonni Balli!