Ara B – Clean Advice To Shatta Wale (Prod. By Bingy Blaze)

Ghanaian dancehall musician Ara-B addressed his former associate Shatta Wale in a song titled “Clean Advice To Shatta Wale.” Produced by Bingy Blaze, the recording forms part of the history of disagreements and musical exchanges involving the two artistes.

Ara-B, whose real name is Rashad Sfarijlani, previously worked closely with Shatta Wale as a hype man and performer associated with the Shatta Movement. Their professional relationship eventually deteriorated, leading to public disagreements and several songs directed at one another.

The title “Clean Advice To Shatta Wale” is particularly interesting because of the controversy surrounding Sarkodie’s 2018 diss track “Advice.” Released in October of that year, Sarkodie’s recording generated considerable discussion across Ghana’s entertainment industry.

Ara-B was among the musicians who publicly reacted to Sarkodie’s song. On 11 October 2018, reports emerged that he had mocked Shatta Wale on social media, suggesting that the rapper’s lyrical attack had been particularly damaging.

His history with Shatta Wale gave those reactions additional attention. Before their separation, Ara-B had performed alongside the dancehall star and supported his career during an important period of his rise in Ghanaian music.

Following their disagreement, Ara-B began concentrating more heavily on his independent recordings. He also released songs such as “Fi” and “Obishi,” which were associated with the rivalry between the two musicians.

“Clean Advice To Shatta Wale” adds another title to that history. Its direct reference to Shatta Wale makes the intended recipient clear, while the wording recalls the wider discussions about criticism, rivalry and advice within Ghanaian music.

Production is credited to Bingy Blaze, a producer who has worked with Ara-B on several recordings, including “One Ghana (Skanka Riddim)” and “Obishi.” Their working relationship has contributed to Ara-B’s catalogue of dancehall releases.

The song is also a reminder of a period when disagreements between Ghanaian musicians frequently moved from interviews and social media into recorded music. Such exchanges attracted attention from fans and encouraged discussions about competition within the industry.

For listeners exploring Ara-B’s earlier recordings, “Clean Advice To Shatta Wale” provides another entry connected to his complicated relationship with the Shatta Movement founder.

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