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Joshua Baraka, Shensea Set to Drop Morocco Remix Today

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For his trending song ‘Morocco’, which has already surpassed 2 million views on YouTube, Ugandan star Joshua Baraka intends to remix it with Jamaican sensation Shensea.

The developments leaked a few weeks ago about the two top artists collaborating were finally confirmed by Joshua Baraka on Instagram yesterday.

The project, a remix of the popular ‘Morocco’ song, is to be released later today.

“FRIDAY 13.02.2026, WE UP,” Baraka wrote on his IG in a post that had the artwork for the song featuring Shensea.

The news has been warmly welcomed by netizens who anticipate an international banger. Fingers crossed!

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