Renowned music sensation, Magic Rocker, has once again mesmerized fans with his latest release, “Winner” – a captivating tune that embodies the essence of love, unity, and triumph.

This talented artist, on a mission to revolutionize classic hits by blending nostalgic elements with modern flair, has consistently pushed the boundaries of musical innovation.

Following the success of his previous collaborations, which gave birth to hits like “Who Are You” and “This Man”, Magic Rocker’s latest creation, “Winner”, is a testament to his artistic genius. This high-energy track is meticulously crafted to ignite passion and harmony amongst couples, making it the perfect anthem for those who embody the spirit of love and togetherness.

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With “Winner”, Magic Rocker showcases his exceptional skill in creating music that not only resonates with listeners but also inspires and uplifts. The song’s infectious beat, coupled with its uplifting lyrics, makes it an instant classic, poised to dominate playlists and captivate audiences worldwide.

Get ready to be enchanted by the mesmerizing sound of Magic Rocker’s “Winner” – a true masterpiece that will leave you spellbound and yearning for more.

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Renowned music lecturer and Creative Business and Intellectual Property consultant, Bnoskka, has sparked an intriguing debate in the music industry with his recent assertion on Adom FM last weekend.

According to Bnoskka, Shatta Wale’s show-stopping feature on Beyoncé’s “The Lion King: The Gift” album, specifically on the song “Lion King,” would have catapulted him to Grammy glory if he were a Highlife artiste.

Bnoskka’s expert opinion highlights the Grammys’ strict genre-specific recognition criteria, which often poses a challenge for artists who don’t fit neatly into their predefined categories.

He emphasized that Shatta Wale’s Highlife style would have seamlessly aligned with the Grammys’ expectations, making his contribution to “Lion King” a shoo-in for the prestigious award.

In contrast, Bnoskka cautioned that fellow Ghanaian artiste Stonebwoy’s chances of clinching a Grammy remain slim unless he adapts to the Grammys’ stringent guidelines and takes a cue from vanguards like Rocky Dawuni.

Bnoskka’s insightful commentary has ignited a lively discussion among music enthusiasts, raising questions about the Grammys’ genre-specific biases and the importance of artistic adaptability in the ever-evolving music landscape.

Checkout what he said from below.