Ghanaian dancehall artiste, Shatta Wale is optimistic that his songs will stand the test of time.
“My songs will last for many years because I am the only dancehall artiste who mastered his own beat and produced his own music. Moreover I am doing well in Ghana and internationally,” he said on the Delay’s Show.
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The Dancehall King singer stated that his songs are not only popular in Ghana but everywhere.
“I do good music though hiplife is covering a lot and it’s a privilege for every artiste to hear his songs being played everywhere.”
Some people have argued that Shatta Wale will fade out soon because he doesn’t produce good records.
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“I am not somebody who believes in music that somebody does for a few months and he gets a hit. Hit making is not difficult, find out. You sustain your career and make money from it after 20 years that is an artiste… Not people who get hits for 6 months, like Shatta. His music, mark it on the wall, cannot last the test of time,” Ghanaian music producer and Chief Executive Officer of Slip Music, Mark Okraku-Mantey said during hiplife artiste Edem’s “Books n Ryhmes” album launch.