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Detty Rave 7 returned to Accra with high energy, big moments, and one of its most striking stage designs yet as Mr Eazi hosted the annual festival.
DJs Kelvin DJ, Spinall, Gingerboy, Priyanka set the tone, while surprise performances from Davido, Medikal, J Hus, Shallipopi, King Promise, and Wande Coal took the night to another level on the ChopLife Soundsystem set.
Beyond the performances, the griot mask stage design and light show stood out as a visual centrepiece.
Conceptualised by Dennis Osadebe studio and executed by Dotun Popoola, the stage merged tradition and modern spectacle, becoming a defining backdrop for the night’s biggest moments.
Mr Eazi also used the platform to announce a $2 million investment plan to build new indoor and outdoor event venues in Accra, requesting support from the Ghana Tourism Authority.
Detty Rave 7 once again proved that it is not just about music, but about experience, culture, and scale.
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