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DBN Gogo
DBN GogoSouth Africa |1993| Zulu
Mandisa Radebe, better known by her stage name DBN Gogo, is a prominent South African DJ and music producer. DBN Gogo began her music career in 2013 and quickly gained local attention for her skillful DJ sets and music production. She gained notoriety in 2020 with the release of her debut single "Khuza Gogo," a catchy amapiano track, which became an instant hit, receiving widespread airplay across the country Since then, DBN Gogo has continued to dominate the South African music scene.
Koker
KokerNigeria |1993| Yoruba
Koker is a talented Nigerian afro-pop singer and songwriter who rose to fame in 2015 with the release of his King Sunny Ade-inspired song "Do Something." He began singing at the age of 14. He draws inspiration from the works of King Sunny Adé, Shina Peters, and Ebenezer Obey and has collaborated with several notable artists. Koker has been signed to Chocolate City record label since 2015 and has made a name for himself in the industry with hits like "Kolewerk" and "Bokiniyen."
Sir Shina Peters
Sir Shina PetersNigeria |1958| Yoruba
Oluwashina Akanbi Peters, also known as Sir Shina Peters, is a well-known Nigerian Jùju artist. He became well-known in the late 1980s and early 1990s for his Afro-juju musical style, which fused Juju music with Afrobeat components to create a distinctive sound. After Peter's debut album, "Ace (Afro-Juju series 1)," was released in 1989, his career took off. He has won multiple awards for his hit releases. In the world of Juju music, Shina Peters is revered and recognized as a legend.

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