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Christmas Eve was no mean day at Front Back in Accra.
The venue hosted the 4th edition of the iMullar Sound System.
On Saturday, October 22, partygoers were met with thrilling melodies from a variety of DJs.

Each set exuded its own unique sounds as the DJs on the bill knew no less than to create an enjoyable atmosphere.
Imullar you will always be famous pic.twitter.com/2k1ELXgTc3
— . (@mikelawz_) December 25, 2022
Disk jockeys on rotation were Ahnansi, Yelvu, Emily In Accra, Dibs, Rvdical The Kid, TMSKD DJ, Moone, AD DJ, DJ Piqo, DJ Paak, London, and Blaq Pages.

The fascinating thing about this curated by iMullar Network event is how it manages to drag Accra’s nightlife in Accra into the day.
IMullar 004 by Chiderah David pic.twitter.com/UfrlH30708
— Chiderah David. (@CHIDERAHDAVID) December 26, 2022
The impressive blend of audience and their styles added to the already enthralling ambiance of the showdown.

The eclectic mix of sounds from electric music down to hip-hop and hip-life enriched the space.
The excited ravers could not help but laud the organisers for the Energy 004 edition.
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