Shatta Wale’s little boy is already getting one on one studio sessions from his musical genius daddy – is there any doubt music is in his future?
Shatta Wale has uploaded a video of little Majesty and himself in the studio making some music mixes.
‘Dancehall king’ Shatta Wale has completed a huge portion of his plan to storm the Jamaican market with the release of his single with Gaza Empire stalwart Shawn Storm.
Shatta announced the huge collaboration a few months ago, and he has since built up the anticipation towards its release.
Dancehall King Shatta Wale beat out competition from compatriot Stonebwoy and Sarkodie to pick up the award for the Best African Act at the 2016 NEA Awards.
An elated Shatta took to social media to announce the news of the win of his umpteenth award.
A livid Shatta Wale has taken to social media to vehemently deny reports making rounds that he and his crew were robbed in London.
The ‘dancehall king’ has been in the city the past week or so, having performed at the Indigo at the O2 and made other promotional rounds.
‘Dancehall king’ Shatta Wale is still high on the success of his London trip, which saw him play to a filled to capacity Indigo at the O2, as well as give out a high profile BBC interview.
With the end of the highly successful trip, the singer has taken to social media to thank all those who helped make the trip a success, especially his loyal and rabid SM4LYF fan base.
Samini has addressed his never ending beef with Shatta Wale, indicating he played a role in bringing up the erstwhile Bandana before his metamorphosis into the current ‘Dancehall King’.
The two dancehall acts have been having a lighthearted and sometimes deadly serious beef over who’s the bigger dog in Gh dancehall.
Ghana’s undisputed king of dancehall, Shatta Wale, appeared on the BBC’s Focus on Africa after his groundbreaking London concert, speaking to Akwasi Sarpong on a variety of issues.
The artist formerly known as Bandana took Akwasi through the story of Shatta, from how he learned the patois he now uses in his songs, to why he fuses that with Ghanaian local dialects, all the way to the origin of his hugely popular but sometimes controversial single, ‘Mahama Paper’.
Shatta Wale has expressed gratitude to Jon Benjamin, the UK’s High Commissioner to Ghana, for the massive support the diplomat has shown to the cause of the SM4Lyf movement.
Benjamin has expressed public support numerous times to the dancehall act, including before his recent headline act in London Indigo at the O2.
Ghana’s one and only self acclaimed ‘dancehall’ king, Charles Nii Armah Mensah, ska Shatta Wale – brought the world famous Indigo at the O2 to a standstill Friday night.
The dancehall star was on stage for his much hyped ‘Shatta Live in London’ concert, and from the moment he stepped on stage till the end the fans were kept electrified by the incredible energy of the star.
Shatta Wale plays the Indigo at the O2 Live this Friday, and the controversial ‘Dancehall King’ has arrived in the United Kingdom for his concert.
Shatta touched down at Heathrow Wednesday, ahead of the Bank Holiday weekend scheduled show that promises to be jam packed with SM4LYF faithful.
Pope Skinny is back and is on the mic with the most popular, most controversial artiste in the land, Shatta Wale.
Wale is featured on the Asuoden Music Boss’ latest number which he calls ‘Whatsup’.
Samini has dropped the music video for one of his recent hit singles, Kariyaa, which was released two months ago pre his most recent feud with ‘Papa Twitter’.
Samini announced the release of the video on social media Tuesday.
Samini has been jabbed all across the country by Shatta Wale, who keeps releasing tracks without any break, and perhaps he feels the need to reassert his dominance.
So his latest track is titled ‘Mants3’ – to remind everyone that he’s the king? Of what exactly?
Bulldog has spoken out on his acrimonious break-up with former top act Shatta Wale, who he managed for years until they abruptly ended their relationship.
The whole messy break-up was interspersed with threats of violence and exposing n*de photos and the like.
Perhaps diss tracks don’t count, but Shatta Wale has released another track straight after last night’s ‘Fly Your Niggaz’ – marking two singles in less than a 24 hour span.
‘Rise My Gun’ is the latest one, also off the Shatta Bitters Mixtape.
