Patoranking Returns To Coke Studio Africa For The eND Time To Work With Masterkraft & Tanzania's Alikiba.

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Fantastic Collaboration! Patoranking returns to Coke Studio Africa for a Second Time to work with Masterkraft & Tanzania’s Alikiba

Patoraking returns to Coke Studio AfricaNigerian dancehall king Patoranking, best known for hits like “No kissing baby”, “Girlie O” and “My Woman, My Everything” is set to perform alongside Tanzanian singer and songwriter Alikiba, who both made their debut on Coke Studio during last year’s season.
Patoranking who was paired last year with Tanzania Singer Vanessa Mdee, spoke about their hot collaboration in Nairobi during the show’s recording, Patoranking said: “Big shout out to Coke Studio Africa for having me for a second time – the whole music making experience is always a beautiful experience. Imagine me with a legend like Alikiba? It’s a big one!”. His imagination is now a reality as he and Alikiba are paired to make music which will be produced by top Nigerian music producer Masterkraft.
Coke Studio Africa brings artists from different countries and genres together each year, giving upcoming artists an opportunity to work with some of the best talents in the music industry. It is certain that we all have a breath-taking show to look forward to for this year’s season.

The new season is set to premiere in different regions from September this year and will broadcast in more than 30 countries across Africa.

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