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Masterkraft & Pheelz Are Set for The Battle Of Hits

Masterkraft & Pheelz Are Set for The Battle Of Hits

Masterkraft & Pheelz Are Set for The Battle Of Hits

Perennial hitmakers, Masterkraft and Pheelz, are set to duel in the Battle of Hits this Wednesday!

On Monday, Super-Producers, Sarz and Shizzi, kick-started the first-ever #BattleOfHits series in the Nigerian entertainment space. While most people picked a winner, many others chose to see it as a celebration of hits. A reflection of how far we’ve come as an industry, and a clear confirmation of the legendary status of both Super-producers.

This wednesday, at 10pm Naija time, Masterkraft & Pheelz will square up live on Instagram to belt out some of their biggest hits.

For those who have, somehow, forgotten how great these two have been over the years, here’s a “tiny” reminder.

Masterkraft: EME (Banky W, Wizkid, Skales), CDQ, Flavour, Timaya, Bracket, Phyno.

Pheelz: YBNL – Olamide, Adekunle Gold, Fireboy DML, Lil Kesh. And many more.

Expect multiple folders to be opened from different hard drives as these two Greats go at it.

The Coronavirus isn’t stopping us from getting entertained! Can’t wait!

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Tomorrow with the bro @masterkraft_ 😈😈😈 #Rii

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If you missed Sarz & Shizzi‘s “Battle of Hits“, fear not. We’ve curated a special playlist of all the songs aired. Listen right away on the Mino Music App.

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