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Ghanaian dancehall artiste and creative, Epixode put up a spectacular performance at this year's Shindig Music Festival at the United Kingdom's Charlton Park in Wiltshire.
He performed alongside another Ghanaian artiste K.O.G., multi-dimensional creative, rapper, percussionist and art director.
The Shindig festival is referenced as a pint-sized version of Glastonbury.
According to a BBC report, the celebrated Nigerian musician and band leader Seun Kuti & Egypt 80, Ibibio Sound Machine, TC & The Groove Family and former member of The Prodigy Leeroy Thornhill, are expected to perform at the festival.
Epixode is currently in the UK and expected to perform in Germany in June.
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