BOOM SHOTS #76 with Reggae Super Star SHAGGY

Reggae Dancehall Mega Star SHAGGY stops by this weeks BOOM SHOTS on Bigupradio.com. SHAGGY has had an extremely successful musical career with his many albums and smash hits, he’s made movies, done television and helped break out reggae dancehall worldwide. Shaggy has always been there for his fans. Thank you Shaggy for doing your thing! You all remember "Boombastic," "Oh Carolina," "Nice & Lovely," "Clothes Drop," "Wasn’t Me," "Big Up," "Lucky Day" and the list goes on and on. Shaggy is a top performer, and alongside our DJ Boom this will be one show you will not wanna miss. Stay tuned for this exclusive interview and feature with the one and only SHAGGY on this weeks BOOM SHOTS!

About SHAGGY

He was born Orville Richard Burrell in Kingston, Jamaica on October 22nd 1968. Leaving with his family for the States when he was just 18, he quickly put his enthusiasm for dancehall reggae to good use on Brooklyn sound-systems like Gibraltar Musik. His debut single ‘Man A Mi Yard’ b/w ‘Bullet Proof Buddy’ for the Don One label was released two years later but failed to make an impression. The cheekily slack ‘Big Hood’ and ‘Duppy Or Uglyman’ for Lloyd ‘Spiderman’ Campbell were next, the latter a tune he’s since re-voiced as ”Fraid To Ask’. His first real break however came after meeting up with underground club DJ Sting, now a highly influential radio DJ on both New York Kiss FM and station W.N.N.K. More recently Sting has become an exciting reggae producer in his own right after an early introduction as studio engineer for Philip Smart’s HC&F studio in Freeport.