Brickson, the proud son of Southeastern Liberia, is on a mission to take his native dialect global. In a recent interview, he emphasized that his fight isn’t about seeking recognition or titles, but about promoting the rich cultural heritage of the Southeast. Brickson’s passion for his roots is evident in his music, where he ensures that his dialect takes center stage.
For Brickson, representing the Southeast is a personal and professional goal. He proudly declares himself the proudest son of the region, and his music reflects this. “I’ll never have a song without including my dialect,” he asserts, highlighting his commitment to preserving and showcasing the unique cultural identity of the Southeast.
Brickson’s vision extends beyond River Gee, his hometown, to the broader Southeast region. He wants his music to be a source of pride for the people of the Southeast, and to help put their dialect on the global map. By doing so, he’s not only promoting his own music but also contributing to the rich cultural tapestry of Liberia.
Through his music, Brickson is creating a sense of unity and shared identity among Southeasterners. His efforts are likely to inspire a new generation of artists to explore and celebrate their roots, further enriching Liberia’s diverse cultural landscape. Brickson’s dedication to his craft and his people is a testament to the power of music to transcend borders and bring people together.
