DJSky Names His Top 5 Music Videos on WatsUp TV

DJSky, a Ghana-based Lebanese DJ and electronic dance music DJ has named his top 5 Music Videos that he has totally fallen in love with.
In an exclusive interview with WatsUp TV, the iconic music programmer named Jonas Blue’s music video “Fast Car” as his favorite among the top 5 Music Videos that he treasures.
Stressing that, one cannot resist Jonas Blue’s “Fast Car” music video after watching it. However, Alesso’s music video titled “Heroes” also toped as his favourite second video clip.
The innovative music programmer also cited Avicii’s – “Levels” as the third favourite video.
King Promise’s “Sisa” toped as the number four. While Afrojack’s “Ten Feet Tall” music video emerged as the fifth favourite video.
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DJSky however, seized the opportunity to encourage up-and-coming DJs not to give up their dreams even if they don’t have the equipment to start with.
“Don’t give up because I started with my laptop and see where I have reached. “I will say just love what you do,” he advises.
Early this year, the iconic Ghana-based Lebanese DJ, joined forces with Major League DJz, a South African music band, as they thrilled music fans at an event dubbed: Ultimate Balcony Mix with “Major League DJz”.

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