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Video: Di’Ja – Wan Chop


Mavin Records songstress  – Di’Ja is out with a spanking new single entitled “Wan Chop”. The Don Jazzy-produced single is a mid-tempo playful number on which she uses culinary metaphors in delivering a solid tune.
The crispy fresh visuals was directed by Clarence Peters.
“Music is the food of the soul and Di’ja perfectly reiterates this in this happy, playful mid tempo tune titled “Wan Chop”. She describes her music and style in culinary metaphors and then makes a global invite to her fans across the world to come have a taste of her music, style and personality”

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