Winky D demystifies dancehall
Friday, March 03, 2017
Winky D
It has found ground in most of the African region but locally only a few artists such as King Blak and Yaw Bannerman are into the genre.
“Dancehall is a tool used to address social issues, it’s meant for people of different background. You do not have to be a Rastafarian for you to listen to dancehall, it focuses on issues that are faced every day. Where I come from every ghetto youth has a dream in life. Despite the obstacles faced in life there we also use dancehall to motivate them,” Winky D said.
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