Fotocopy becomes the juvenile artiste to feature Shatta Wale

One of Ghana ’s juvenile musicians Fotocopy has run the juvenile musician to ever feature dancehall star and record backer Shatta Wale.

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One of Ghana ’s juvenile musicians Fotocopy has run the juvenile musician to ever feature dancehall star and record backer Shatta Wale.

Fotocopy, a 7- space- old rapper who went viral a countless months ago for his crazy freestyles, has snagged one of Ghana ’s topmost musicians, Shatta Wale, for a note – and this makes it first of its kind. 

Last Friday, Fotocopy teased nuts with the cover artwork of his new song “ School Dey Be ” featuring Shatta Wale on his Instagram go-between and said it'll soon be released. 

“ Are you ready? I got@shattawalenima on my following song#schooldeybe which I'll soon placard the release date, ” he named the artwork. 

Yea though the title of the song suggests a clear generalization, Fotocopy did n’t give important details about the song. He asked his aficionados to bide. 

The kiddo rapper, born Kallai Nana Qwaachi is in class 2 but his rap inflow has caught attention from music aficionados and musicians as well. 

In April this period up with Fotocopy about his music pursuit and he said " I started music when I was in KG2 " adding that " they use to laugh at me that I'm really high but I'm in KG2 ". 

Fotocopy's father is a musician and makes him a photocopy of his Dad, Qwaachi, as he exposed his alleviation all come from his father. " My Daddy is a musician, he was going to perform and I told him I wanted to do music, that is how I started, " he said. 

According to Fotocopy, rap comes to him because he does not learn it. " When the song comes I do not do anything, it just blows into my mind, either I start singing, " he said during the exclusive interview with pulse gh.

His first single “ Megye Me Dow ” features his father Qwaachi and Clemento Suarez. Speaking about the rap track, he said " I wrote it myself and my pop helped me ". 

Participating the distress behind the song, the 7- stretch- old said, " largely, the song tells a story of a father who refuses to take care of his son " and added that " I rehearsed it the time I was writing it and we went to the shop that morning to record it ". 

According to Fotocopy he takes his academy really seriously and do music on weekends.

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