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Shatta Wale’s Street Crown Approved for Grammy Review

Ghanaian dancehall superstar Shatta Wale has reached another milestone as his latest project, Street Crown, has officially been approved by the Recording Academy for Grammy consideration. In an emotional statement, the artist expressed that the recognition goes beyond his personal success, symbolizing a win for Ghana, Africa, and the global dancehall community.

Shatta Wale's submission summary from Grammy.

He credited the achievement to the resilience of the Shatta Movement and dedicated the moment to the youth who continue to believe in the power of hard work, consistency, and faith. Whether he secures the award or not, Shatta Wale emphasized that the acknowledgment itself marks a historic step for African dancehall music on the world stage.

Shatta Wale shared the news on his Twitter Page.

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