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Girl From Montego Bay for 2025
Shuga onstage at Gra (Photo: Jonathan Holgate)
Entertainment, Music
Kevin Jackson  
November 20, 2024

Girl From Montego Bay for 2025

Shuga taps Busy Signal, Queen Ifrica, Agent Sasco collabs for début album

Some 15 years after winning the Digicel Rising Stars title, Shuga is looking forward to the release of her début album in early 2025.

Titled Girl From Montego Bay, the album showcases guest collaborators Queen Ifrica, Busy Signal, and Agent Sasco.

In a recent interview at Grace Jamaican Jerk Festival in Florida, Shuga shared details about the project.

“So, this is my first album, and its coming out in early 2025, and I’m so excited. It’s a full reggae project produced by Donovan Germain’s Penthouse Records. VP Records is also on board. Reggae lives; reggae live dung a Penthouse, reggae live inna Shuga, reggae cyaan dead,” Shuga told the Jamaica Observer.

Although the final track listing is yet to be finalised, Shuga said some of her industry peers will be featured on the project.

“I have a collaboration with Busy Signal, one with Queen Ifrica, and there is also one with Agent Sasco. We have a whole heap of songs that we recorded,” said Shuga.

She said a lot of work went into the creation of the project and that fans will be happy with the finished product.

“This is coming from me, from my heart. It is something to look forward to and the emotions and hard work that we put in will be worth waiting for,” Shuga assured.

She recently cruised her way into the top 10 of the New York Reggae chart with her cover of Boxing Around. Her latest single, an original recording titled
Love Doctor, has debuted in the #27 and #24 positions on the New York and South Florida Reggae charts respectively.

Born Mitsy Campbell, Shuga is originally from Bogue in Montego Bay, St James. She grew up in a Christian home, her mom was a devoted Seventh-day Adventist, while her dad owned a sound system. She grew up attending church with her mother and sisters. She attended Herbert Morrison Technical High School, where she was a member of the school’s choir.

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