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Ghana's finest Disk Jockey Kwabena Kondua, popularly known as Dj Ikon is back with a new song called 'Why'.
This time, he teamed up with award-winning hip-hop artist Kofi Mole and trap music sensation Beeztrap Kotm.
Produced by the Atown TSB, the song was released on March 1, 2025.
Dj Ikon who is the official DJ for Cruise Control and The Mix tape Show on Hitz FM, has been known for his music selection skills, and ability to move the audience to its feet both in person and on the radio.
Dj Ikon whose first single 'Turn up' with highlife musician Fameye was widely received and made a mark in the music industry, is ready to break barriers again with his new Single 'Why'.
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