The world’s second-largest Scotch whisky brand Ballantine’s is here to turn up the volume in the music lane with the 2.0 level of There’s No Wrong Way to Remix campaign. Built off the success of the first instalment with Stokie it was quite clear that a 2.0 is imminent.

Since the Ballantine’s Stay True: There’s No Wrong Way global campaign launched in Mzansi we have witnessed the best collaborative efforts within the creative space with South African dance music taking centre stage as Shimza, DJ Stokie, DBN Gogo and more musicians ignited an unparalleled level of brilliance in the South African music culture.

There’s also been a rise of amapiano which has quickly come and taken over music scenes not only in Mzansi but across the globe. London has quickly become a city that is widely enjoying the yanos vibes – the likes of DBN Gogo, Major League DJs, and Kamo Mphela are representing this sound all over the UK.

Musicians from other genres such as hip hop, RnB, and house have also been dabbling into this explosive sound. Afrotech djs such as Shimza are now also known for remixing these amapiano hits and playing this fusion of afrotech house music and amapiano in their international tours across Europe.

There’s No Wrong Way to Remix was introduced by Sowetan award winning DJ Stokie in July when he produced a four track Ballantine’s There’s No Wrong Way to Remix EP titled Stokololo. This remix masterpiece featured recent hits such as DJ Zinhles’s Indlovu, Micasa’s hit track Mamela as well as two iconic kwaito hits by M’du and Trompies.