Hausa Version of OLEKU- Are U feeling it?

No doubt, Oleku has been a hit away song in all ramification...and am so certain that Ice Prince is definately enjoying the benefits there off.
I guess success they say has many brothers and even more relatives...DAN-HAUSAWA aka DH has decided to tap into that 'anointing'...a Husa version of 'Oleku'...am guessing you are itching to listen to it..so, lets cut the chase and go straight to it...

OLEKU HAUSA REMIX VERSION


Read More About DAN-HAUSAWA aka DH.

DAN-HAUSAWA aka DH. young,inspiring artiste, DanHausawa.Born in 1979 to a middle class family in the Kaduna suburb of malali, (his dad was an Engineer with a federal government parastatal in Kaduna while his mum was a supervisor in the central bank of Nigeria office in Kaduna and later in Abeokuta), the young Cletus Ogwuche was a quiet unassuming lad who was more inclined to be caught with a book in hand than mouthing the lyrics to any pop tune. As he approached his teens however, his interest in literature, developed into a deeper love of poetry and the written word especially in the hausa language. Like most of his peers, he was also intrigued by the explosion of Rap and hip-hop as an art form.

By the time he was rounding up his secondary school in 1996 he was already immersed in his new art form and was quite literally on the cusps of commencing a glittering career in the music industry.With hit tracks like AURE, GADA, KWASHI KWARAP and SHAKE UR BODY, DanHausawa has been able to infuse his own unique style of elegant, insightful rhymes with vivacious tempo and hard hitting baselines that are the hallmark of the Nigerian dancehall and hip-hop scene. His acute sense of musical history and studying of the Nigerian great scene also mean that he can draw quite seamlessly from influences as varied as Mamman Shata and Fela Anikulapo Kuti. There are also collabos with other international artiste from Niger Republic, Chad, Gabon, Cote d voire and Ghana.Perhaps what sets DH, as he’s affectionately called by his legion of friends and others apart is his combination of slick, poetic rhymes and a soulful drawl of voice coupled with the excellent use of the hausa language.

Danhausawa is currently one of the biggest musicians in northern Nigeria and Niger Republic. In 2009, he toured 3 regions in Niger Republic including the capital Niamey.