Freedom and Peace brings together Baye Star and Hobo for the first time, in a song that blends strong vocals with a steady, compelling beat. It opens with a mix of spoken word and singing, touching on fear, confusion, and the struggles of our time.
The song is a reflection on what it means to be human today. Through its lyrics and sound, it asks: can we still believe in peace, freedom, and a better future? It doesn’t offer easy answers—but it does offer a space to think, to feel, and maybe to hope.
Baye Star, originally from Senegal, draws from reggae, soul, and pop to share messages about culture, education, and hope. Hobo approaches music with a quiet intensity, turning what she sees into sound.
Freedom and Peace isn’t loud or flashy - it’s a direct, grounded reminder of what connects us.
Take a moment to listen.
The song is a reflection on what it means to be human today. Through its lyrics and sound, it asks: can we still believe in peace, freedom, and a better future? It doesn’t offer easy answers—but it does offer a space to think, to feel, and maybe to hope.
Baye Star, originally from Senegal, draws from reggae, soul, and pop to share messages about culture, education, and hope. Hobo approaches music with a quiet intensity, turning what she sees into sound.
Freedom and Peace isn’t loud or flashy - it’s a direct, grounded reminder of what connects us.
Take a moment to listen.
