|

Entertainment

Ghetto Star waiting to shine

Saturday, September 01, 2012



UP-and-coming artiste Ghetto Star is eager to make his mark in the music business.

The 28-year-old, whose real name is Rhoee Johnson, said from an early age he knew what his calling was.

"At 14, my older brother called me onto a stage during a performance and handed him a mic. Since then I knew what I wanted to do," he said.

Ghetto Star, however, got his break last year when he hooked up with Kaye Rowe from Tavyan Chin Record label and released his first single Happy Days.

He has followed that up with Baby Girl for Ras Correl and Sweet Music.

"I know it's not going to be easy. But I believe, if I continue to record positive tracks and do my thing, my day will come," he said.

In May this year, he performed at Taurus Bash held in St Elizabeth and gained some positive feedback.

"I am looking forward to delivering at bigger crowds ... I'm definitely not giving up," he said.



'Ochi' Jazz Fest hits high note

 

Laza basks in latest honour

 

Denbigh gospel show for Aug 4

 

PHOTO: Cornwall queen

 

Edge Michael on top

 

Man of Steel promoted from pulpit

 

Entertainment Diary - June 20

 

ZIGGY WINS EMMY

 

Jahvinci carving his niche

 

Great show from Harold Davis and Friends

 

PHOTO: Stephen Newland performs

 

Jam planned for late rocker

 

Bieber hits photographer

 

EVENTS AT A GLANCE - June 19

 

Cherine gives back

 

A classic evening at University Chapel

 

YolanDa Brown closes ‘Ochi’ jazz festival

 

Patron attacks Capleton on stage during US show

 

New album from Jay Z

 

Twenty-five for Ms Jamaica World finals

 

Today's Cartoon