UNCLE DJ ROB DROPS “60 YEARS ON MIXTAPE”

Broadcaster and DJ Nana Kwabena Agyare Known in Showbiz circles as Uncle Dj Rob has released a new mixtape to commemorate Ghana’s 60 Years Anniversary.
The one hour long mixtape contains hardcore rap songs made and brewed in Ghana by the very best in the industry.
Speaking on why he decided to do a Gh. Hip pop mixtape, the fast rising broadcaster said that Ghanaian Hip pop industry   have proven critics wrong and felt they deserved to be celebrated as Ghana marks its 60 years of independence.

“When Rap music started in Ghana, Many people said it was not our style and Ghanaian rappers cannot sell on the international market but today, we have the likes of M.anifest, Sarkodie and others representing Ghana internationally and I believe it’s time to celebrate Ghana made Hip pop.” He said

He however added that he cannot root for any of the artistes nominated for the Hiplife/Hip pop artiste of the year since all those nominated put in much effort to earn their nomination.

Please follow the link to download:
https://soundcloud.com/nana-kwabena-agyare/unco-60-years-on


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