Latest Release
- 8 DEC 2024
- 1 Song
- Hot Shot · 2000
- Hot Shot · 2000
- Boombastic · 1995
- Hot Shot · 2000
- Go Down Deh (feat. Sean Paul & Shaggy) - Single · 2021
- Lucky Day · 2002
- Banana (feat. Shaggy) [DJ FLe - Minisiren Remix] - Single · 2019
- Feel the Rush - EP · 2007
- Mr. Lover Lover: The Best of Shaggy, Pt. 1 · 1995
- Intoxication · 2007
Essential Albums
- 1995
- 2023
- 2019
Artist Playlists
- This reggae star has a romantic outlook and unmatched pop instincts.
- Bouncing dancehall and lovers rock fuel a Jamaican homage.
Compilations
- Costi, Boy Spyce & Konshens
- Constantin, Boy Spyce & Konshens
- Dave East & Mike & Keys
More To Hear
- The reggae icon joins for an exclusive Bottle Service.
- Shaggy joins Rebecca to play his favorite throwback classics.
- Shaggy talks to Rebecca about his new Christmas album.
- Chopping it up on his album Wah Gwaan?!
- The This Is Us actress spills on season 3, plus Montana Tucker.
More To See
About Shaggy
Shaggy emerged in the early ’90s brandishing a cheeky sense of humour and a vocal delivery that was croaky to the point of seeming comical. And though the performer—who was born Orville Burrell in Kingston, Jamaica in 1968 and got his start in music during his stint in the U.S. Marines—might’ve seemed like he was having too good of a time to worry about career longevity, he has happily kept his personal party rolling in the decades since he first hit big with “Oh Carolina” in 1992. A cover of a ska song originally recorded by the Folkes Brothers, Shaggy’s gloriously bass-heavy single became one of dancehall’s first major crossover successes. With the rib-cage-rattling title track of 1995’s Boombastic and his sweet duet with Maxi Priest on “That Girl”, he became one of reggae’s few global sensations since Bob Marley. Shaggy cemented his household-name status with “It Wasn’t Me”, an inescapable 1999 smash featuring his sometime singing partner Rikrok that offered invaluable advice to cheaters everywhere. That ode to infidelity ironically helped cement his own audience’s devotion to his funny, frisky brand of dancehall. In the years since, Shaggy’s proved to be just as popular with other artists as he is with listeners. He enjoyed a fortuitous match-up with Sting on the unlikely twosome’s 2018 collaboration 44/876, and his chemistry is just as good with reggaetón king Nicky Jam, one of many guest stars on Shaggy’s typically exuberant 2019 solo album Wah Gwaan?!.
- FROM
- Kingston, Jamaica
- BORN
- 22. Oktober 1968
- GENRE
- Reggae