Published on August 26th, 2019, this book is the 10th-anniversary edition of "My Book of Chrymes," which was published in Ontario, Canada, by Soul Asylum Poetry & Publishing on August 11th, 2009. The overwhelming essence of this book is that it updates my musical biography. It is not my full biography since it concentrates on my experiences in my travels as a musician. If you've read "My Book of Chrymes" you'd remember that it was published ten years ago. The story ends with the release of my debut album in Toronto, Canada. This book continues from then to now. It brings my fans up to speed with the progress I've made on the musical facet since 2009.

This album is a collection of the most popular songs from Freddy Will's previous English and Krio albums. It was released as the Drake inspired "Views from the 7" exclusively in Sierra Leone for Freddy Will fans to have his music. The collection also features several new songs.


Singles: Maria, Carnival Day & Life Feat. Delee

"This seven-book series includes the leading blogs that I wrote between 2008 and 2020. As a Hip Hop artist, I wanted to process what I see as a psychological change in the global mentality of people. As someone who came to the world in the late 1970s and grew up in the 1980s and 1990s, under the Abrahamic mind frame, I had to cope with the temporal changes that took place after the year 2000." 

"The Sandmann's Journal Volume 5" is another part of this seven-book series. Unlike all the previous publications under this title, this edition talks about our differences of ideas concerning subjects like misandry, social justice, gender disparities, and bigotry in today's mainstream society. We live in a time when social media has created a platform for the court of public opinion."

"In this journal, you are following an old school Hip Hop emcee as he documents his views on the changes that have taken place in this world. Since our ancestors relied on the former system of Abrahamic doctrine, you will notice that the Indiana Senate bill was also a big deal in my opinion. Now, check this out. The change difference in generational mentalities is not only in Hip Hop. It is also present in other..."

"In Volume 3 clarifies my romantic curiosity with women showing that although I'm far from a simp or an MGTOW, beauty reflects in my eye as a beholder. This time, I connect Hip Hop with African culture, address "The Mayor Ford Scandal" and pose more questions on the family, gender accountability, marriage, etc. In this Volume, I break down the creed of Hip Hop Kulture by defining its essence as..."

"The Sandmann’s Journal Vol. 2" is a continuation of volume 1. Taken from Freddy Will's blog, dates at the beginning of each chapter indicate when they were published. Though factual, these entries are not intended to have journalistic value even though there are interviews with Eddie Bullen and his son, Quincy Bullen. At the time, Freddy Will had limited access to mainstream radio, television..."

"The Sandmann's Journal Vol. 1" talks about the challenges Freddy Will faced at the beginning of his music and literary careers in Toronto, Canada. It gives an insight into his musical influences. He talks about his favorite celebrities, emcees, cars and how his blog came to be. As a Hip-Hop artist, Wilfred Kanu Jr. has a few aka, such as Freddy Will | his stage name |, Afrikanblac and Freddy Will Tha Sandmann..."

Following the New York Coalition for Healthy School Foods release of "Healthy Food for Thought: Good Enough To Eat," the Recording Academy nominated it for a Grammy Award. To memorialize Freddy Will's participation on this project, on October 22, 2011, with a Grammy nod, the Intergovernmental Postal Consultants acknowledged him with four "Limited Edition" Postage Stamps.