Shegah sets pace with new party banger #BigItUp produced by Mix Masta Garzy Shegah sets new pace with Mix Master Garzy as she drops new song.

With a newly signed deal with “Magic Records”, Shegah is set to outdoor a whole new chapter as the godmother of Ghanaian Dancehall.

“Switching from ‘Shegee Styla’ to SHEGAH is one of the major rebrand moves she’s bringing unto the scene; she’s setting a whole new pace with this new song and more to come. Not like the usual Shegah people used to know. She’s fully loaded with more bangers and this is just the start of what’s more to come,” Mr. Logic, her Production Director told BeenieWords.com in a recent interview.

Adding to the new exposure, Mr. Logic says “the song called ‘Big It Up’ was produced by Mix Master Garzy and hits various major radio stations on Thursday, December 22nd. It will get an exclusive premiere from Kwame Bee of Kasapa FM, Sammy Flex of Pluzz FM, Mz Naa of YFM, KMJ of Hitz FM, DJ Advicer of Happy FM and many more.”

The ‘commercial banger’ by Shegah, we are told, already drops on various online networks on Thursday, December 22, 2016.

Shegah Signs A Million Dollar Record Deal.

Ghanaian Dancehall act, Shegee Styla now re-branded as Shegah has sign a million dollar record deal with newly established entertainment record label, Magic Records.
The label whose office is currently located in the plush Mövenpick Ambassador Hotel in Accra is expected to turn the Dancehall artiste’s career around to a higher realm.
Production has already commenced with hit bangers already been recorded, ready to be released and aired on across various radio and television stations as confirmed by the director of production, Mr Logic of Greater Davids.
Mr logic over the past years is known for nurturing, managing, discovering and producing mainstream Dancehall artiste such as Jupitar, Shatta Wale, Episode, Vybrant Faya[late], A.K Songstress, Virgo among others.
He pledged “this project will be a Shegah’s taking over production for the year 2017″. Shegah is a household name in the entertainment industry with proven impact during her days of all-female group Tripple M.
Top notch music producers including Master Garzy, Brainy beats, Fimfim and Tom Beats were involved in the initial production with others expected to be rolled on board.

Sting Promoters Pulls Plug On 2016 Blames Vybz Kartel Absence From Dancehall.

Sting promoters have officially announced that
they have canceled the 2016 staging of the
concert. Vybz Kartel ‘s incarceration has a big
role to play in the demise of the show.
Supreme Promotions principals Isaiah Laing
and Heavy D sat down for an interview with
Winford Williams where they break down why
the show was axed this year. “Headline
artists… The last two three years the headline
acts just wasn’t there so there was no crowd
at Sting,” Heavy D said.
The promoter attribute that void in headline
acts to the absence of Vybz Kartel from
dancehall for the last five years. “Since Kartel
gone [prison] its sad but the headline move,
so we can’t get back that type of headline
right now,” he added. “You can have 50 artists
to work but if you don’t have two [hot artists]
the other 48 don’t count.”
Only a few days ago Ninja Man revealed that
there will be no Sting 2016 and that he is in
fear of his life due to his fallout with the head
of the music festival Isaiah Laing.
The promoters also revealed that some artists
shy away from the concert because they are
afraid of the audience. “It is known worldwide
that Sting is the hardest audience to please,
because from you put your first foot forward
and open your mouth you will get the boo or
give you the bottles,” Isaiah Laing said.
That statement we can all agree with because
Sting is known to be a tough audience and
usually made up of hardcore dancehall fans.
Despite canceling the show for this year, Laing
says that Sting will return for next year but
likely in a different format. The businessman
added that he will also be giving awards to
artists/entertainers who have supported Sting
over the years. Bounty Killer and Ninja Man
are two of the names put forward.
Sting has been Jamaica’s core dancehall
stage show for over 30 years with some of the
biggest names in dancehall performing on that
stage including Shabba Ranks, Super Cat,
Ninja Man, Bounty Killer, Beenie Man, Vybz
Kartel, and Mavado.