Ghanaian Dancehall sensation Jupitar finally arrived in London last weekend and has released a statement of the fantastic line up of shows and promotional activities he has ahead of him.

It started with a series of radio interviews at top radio stations like BBC Radio 1 Xtra, Voice of Africa, Hot Fm and more, who were all excited to meet the man behind the hit tracks "Money Box", "Freaky Gyal" and "Be Mine".

Later this week, he is scheduled to support Samini "Live in Concert" at various venues in and around London, between the 22nd and 24th of August, all of which have been put together by UK-based Ghanaian Promoter; Bigg Nash and his team.

Finally, everything will be topped off with a massive performance at England's annual Notting Hill Carnival, the largest street festival in Europe, with over 1 million people gathering in the heart of London to enjoy live Soca, Dancehall, Funky House, Drum n Bass, Calypso and Afrobeats from around the world!

All we can say is that we are extremely proud of our own Dancehall act for taking his career to the next level and exposing himself to bigger platforms.

Let's wish him all the best and hope that despite his Caribbean sounds and thick patois, he will still raise the flag of Ghana high for the entire world to see.