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Shaun also coauthored many of the tracks featured on the album, namely Hot Shot, It Wasn’t Me, Freaky Girl, Hey Love and Chica Bonita.

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The project is the remake of Shaggy’s 2000 Hot Shot Album which Sting International co-produced. Upon soliciting Sting International, one of Hot Shots’ original co-producers, they started putting things together, unfortunately the two had a falling out and Shaggy had to renegotiate the deal with Universal.Coincidentally just a few weeks ago, the former production house made this little spat public news. Sting International is a DJ / record producer known for production work with reggae artist Shaggy, including the #1 hits Angel, It Wasn't Me, Boombastic, Oh Carolina, Big Up and more. He worked together with producers such as Sting International, Don One, Lloyd 'Spiderman' Campbell, Robert Livingston and Frankie Cutlass on a remix from his Maxi-Single title "Nice and Lovely". Sting International.

On April 13th, Shaun “Sting International” Pizzonia released a statement on Instagram letting everyone who needed to know that he was by no means a part of Shaggy’s upcoming exploit.Shaggy would beg to differ however, in his interview with The Voice Online, the Hot Shot musician said without sounding overly smug or desperate that the album was simply iconic and largely responsible for taking the Reggae and dancehall culture into the mainstream. Sting International feat, Shaggy - Pum Pum Phat (Darker Shades Riddim) - Duration: 3:02. Reggae and dancehall icon Shaggy has been caught in the wrath of the Coronavirus pandemic. 7,436 Followers, 3,871 Following, 294 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from STING INTERNATIONAL® (@stinginternational)

3:02. Sting International is a DJ / record producer known for production work with reggae artist Shaggy, including the #1 hits Angel, It Wasn't Me, Boombastic, Oh Carolina, Big Up and more. He and Shaggy are in Manhattan – where Sting lives and Shaggy often records, although his family is based in Kingston, Jamaica – to put the finishing touches on … 90s Dancehall Throwback Best Of Dancehall 1994 Mix by Djeasy - …

For the best partys is Sting International or nothing!! He worked together with producers such as Sting International, Don One, Lloyd 'Spiderman' Campbell, Robert Livingston and Frankie Cutlass on a remix from his Maxi-Single title "Nice and Lovely". Coincidentally just a few weeks ago, the former production house made this little spat public news. Our network of seasoned and committed journalists relentlessly chases and reports the news from across Jamaica and the world. The musician is currently under lockdown in New York away from his wife, kids, dogs and home in Jamaica with no telling when he will return.As he keeps himself busy, Mr. Boombastic sat with The Voice Online, a British Afro-Caribbean weekly newspaper to discuss the remake of his Diamond and Multi-Platinum certified Hot Shot album, ‘Hot Shot 2020’ in celebration of it’s 20th Anniversary. ! ALPHATRON 24,337 views. Sting International is also known for spinning reggae, deep house music, dance and disco classics.

Boombastic (Sting/Shaggy Remix) (1995) by Shaggy Remixer credit: Sting International. He would be doing a great injustice to his fans in Jamaica and abroad had he not jumped on this opportunity.The Hot Shots 2020 album was originally slated for release on June 10th, however due to delays caused via the COVID-19 crisis, is tentatively set for release in July.Send us your feedback, news items, community sports or events, real life stories, Dear McKoy, photos and/or videos to McKoysNews.com brings you Jamaican news from the ground up.

Sting International wants you to know that he had no involvement in Shaggy’s latest musical project. Learn More… We reported earlier this month, that the soon to be released project will feature revamped and enhanced versions of all of Shaggy’s monster hits such as It Wasn’t Me, Angel, Boombastic and Oh Carolina among many others, plus a few other surprises.How it all came about, Shaggy said in the April 25th interview, was when Universal Music Group approached him with the brilliant idea since the album’s 20th anniversary was coming up. On April 13th, Shaun “Sting International” Pizzonia released a statement on Instagram letting everyone who needed to know that he was by no means a part of Shaggy’s upcoming exploit. Sting & Shaggy on Their New Island-Inspired Album: 'The Way .“So Jamaica was a kind of refuge and obviously a great influence on my own musical DNA with reggae, so I felt I owed a debt to Jamaica. When Shaggy said, 'Will you come do this show for the hospital that I fund,' I felt like it .