Shatta Wale returns with a solo dancehall record titled “One More Year,” his latest single in a steady run. The Ghanaian artist, born Charles Nii Armah Mensah Jr., keeps his foot on the pedal with this one. It arrives as a single, not tied to any announced project so far. Production and writing credits have not been made public yet.
The song lands in the middle of a busy stretch for him. He has already rolled out “Men Dey,” “Heat” and “Spiritual School” this year. Besides those, an album called AFRICAN KING sits in his catalog. So this drop feels like another piece of a wider rollout, not an isolated moment.
His run stretches back to his Bandana days in 2000. After rebranding, he built his career under SM For Lyf Records. That independence shaped his sound, which pulls from dancehall, reggae and Afrobeats. However, dancehall remains the spine of everything he does.
Ghana’s dancehall scene has always leaned on personality as much as rhythm. Yet Shatta Wale carries both without much strain. This record gives fans another reason to keep him in rotation while the bigger picture unfolds.
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