Show Notes
Two-time Grammy Award-winning reggae & dancehall superstar, Shaggy, celebrates the 20th anniversary of his diamond-selling album, “Hot Shot,” that brought us hits like “It Wasn’t Me” and “Angel.” To commemorate the milestone, Shaggy dropped “Hot Shot 2020” – a reissued album with revamped vocals and production on old and new fan-favourites, and never-before-heard tracks. Shaggy reflects on some of his remarkable achievements over his impressive career, including how he managed to bring dancehall into the mainstream of the music business. Shaggy continues to shake up the status quo, with his massive global hit on Tik Tok, embracing the platform that has changed the face of the music promotion industry. Mr. Boombastic’s talent and savvy are what make him a timeless superstar.
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