Quincy B

Quincy Luwokollie Borrowes (April 24, 1993 – March 3, 2017), known professionally as Quincy B, was a Liberian singer, songwriter and record producer.

In August 2014, Quincy B released the single "State of Emergency", a song he jointly recorded with Tan Tan B. The track features soulful piano chords and raises awareness about the Ebola virus epidemic in Liberia. In November 2014, Quincy B and rapper Scientific released their collaborative single "Shawty", which is composed of lyrics that uplift African women. He previously worked with Scientific on the single "My Dream", which was his first solo release. In 2017, singer Kobazzie released the single "Sleep for What", which was produced by Quincy B and appeared on Bilikon Entertainment's compilation album Press Play (2017). Quincy B and Soul Fresh collaborated on the songs "Friend" and "Praise". In "Friend", he counsels young Liberians to choose their friends wisely. The thirteen-track album was released on March 11, 2017, and consists entirely of previously released singles such as "Olukupay", "Mr. All the Time", and "I Pledge". In "Olukupay" and "Mr. All the Time", Quincy B extolled the virtues of Liberian girls. In an interview with Front Page Africa, Kollie said the singer did not inform his parents about the pregnancy. There were multiple accounts of the crash. According to the Daily Observer newspaper, Quincy B's 2007 Toyota Camry crashed against the wall of UNMIL headquarters and flipped over. The Bush Chickens editorial board reported that the singer collided with barriers around the Pan African Plaza building. The other occupants of the car, his friends Margas Gayflor, Cralorboi CIC, and Feouls Kaba, all survived the collision. CIC sustained a shattered leg, while the others were unharmed. The funeral drew thousands of fans and featured a number of performers who paid tribute to him. Quincy B's remains were transported to Mount Barclay Cemetery and buried there.

Discography Posthumous albums Mr. All the Time (2017) Greatest Hits (2023)