DJ Massive releases 'hottest' mixed tape on Shatta & Stonebwoy

Winner of Hitz Fm’s Hottest DJ reality show, DJ Massive has released the hottest mixed tape on Stonebwoy and Shatta Wale, two of   Ghana’s leading dancehall music artistes.
 The 1-hour 3 minutes and fifty-eight seconds mixed tape dubbed Shatta Wale vrs Stonebwoy Vol 1, which features the best tunes of dancehall music composed by the two Ghanaian stars, is the first ever  production to hit Ghanaian dancehall music lovers.

It came barely less than a month after DJ Massive was crowned the Hottest DJ of the maiden edition of Hitz FM’s reality show which saw 40 contestants competing for the crown.

According to the Hottest DJ, Fredrick Dey popularly known as DJ Massive, the move is aimed at thrilling Ghanaians especially dancehall music fans, on one hand, and on the other hand help them arrive at a positive conclusion based on their own judgment on who is the real king of dancehall music in Ghana.

It also seeks to demystify the controversy among Ghanaians making rounds about who between Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy is the real dancehall king.

“I believe this uniquely crafted tape will be of interest to all Ghanaians and further enlighten their minds to positively make their own decision on who deserves to wear the crown as the actual dancehall king between the two dancehall hit makers in Ghana and equally demystify the controversy surrounding the actual dancehall king in Ghana,” says DJ Massive.

Available online at http://www.mediafire.com/listen/hqu0oo991rytt7d/Djmassive_-_Stonebwoy_Vs_Shatta_Wale_Vol.1.mp3 for downloading and listening,all lovers of dancehall tunes are humbly invited to have a taste and see for themselves.

Fans of these great artistes are also entreated to watch out for the Vol. 2 of the mixed tape to hit online soon.

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Fans of the these great artistes are also entreated to watch out for the Vol. 2 of the mixed tape to hit online soon.

Read more at: https://www.modernghana.com/music/35288/dj-massive-releases-hottest-mixed-tape-on-shatta-and-stonebw.html



 

Available online at http://www.mediafire.com/listen/hqu0oo991rytt7d/Djmassive_-_Stonebwoy_Vs_Shatta_Wale_Vol.1.mp3 for downloading and listening,all lovers of dancehall tunes are humbly invited to have a taste and see for themselves.

Read more at: https://www.modernghana.com/music/35288/dj-massive-releases-hottest-mixed-tape-on-shatta-and-stonebw.html

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