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Reggae/dancehall Dondada Samini has released the official video for his latest Album "UNTAMED" intro song.  The video which was shot in his hometown WA in the northern region of Ghana featured scenes from his coronation as the Pibiliinaa (King of the Rocks). The "Untamed" is Samini's 7th studio album and will be officially out on the 22nd of December 2018. Known for his great musical dexterity, this album is fire pack and the intro song just said it all. Watch the video below:

The 2018 edition of the annual Ghana Music Awards UK took place yesterday in London. The night witnessed startling performances from a lot of Ghanaian arts; Kumi Guitar, Patapaa, King Promise etc. Dancehall artist Stonebwoy, Samini, Patapaa, Ebony and a more emerged winners on the night.  See the full list of winners below: Artist of the Year - Ebony Reigns  Gospel Song of the Year  - 'Obi nyani me' Patience Nyarko Gospel Artiste of the Year - Patience Nyarko Reggae/Dancehall Song of the Year My Own - Samini Reggae/Dancehall artist of the year: Stonebwoy  Best New Artist of the Year - Kuami Eugene Best Collaboration of the Year - Yaa Pono Ft Stonbwoy 'Obia Wone Master'  Best Rapper of the Year - Ponobiom Highlife Artiste of the Year - Kumi Guitar Best Male Vocalist - King Promise Highlife Song of the Year - 'Bronya'  Wutah   Most Popular Song of the Year - Patapaa Best Ghana...

Ghana's reggae/dancehall Messiah Samini has shared a very inspirational photo this morning to inspire himself and his followers. The 'my own' hitmaker posted a photo of an old tree stump which is still sprouting from its core despite being cut down for so many years and said that's how his life and career has been. According to him no matter how hard people try to stop his shine and reduce him to the barest bottom, he always shoots back up because he is rooted so deep that you can only end him by uprooting him with the earth. " This is so #me chale 😂😂😂 . I always shoot back up no matter how many times they try to chop me down cus my roots are so deep you might need to uproot earth with me 🌳 🌏 #akyesaaaaaaaaaa lol. Love this pic. Credits to whoever took it. #DEEP #evergreen 🌱" he wrote. Simply put, he means he is always evergreen and no human can ever bring his music career down. You and I know all the attacks he suffered from some o...

Dancehall artiste Samini is planning an excursion to explore these hilariously erotic names of some villages in the Birim North District of Eastern Region, "Etwe nim nyansa" (Vagina is wise) - "Kote ye aboa" (Penis is a fool) and "Shua ye morbor" (Testicles are miserable).  According to him ever since these village names became popular in parliament, it's very necessary for everyone to visit and see what had happened so far and he will be the first to visit to explore them. He said if you're a Ghanaian you have to visit every corner of the nation and that makes you a real citizen. "I have to go on an excursion to these 3 cities; "Etwe nim nyansa", "Kote ye aboa" and "Shua ye morbor" to see what had happened so far ever since these names became popular in parliament... every Ghanaian is supposed to visit..." he said on Kwame Bee's show. watch the video below:

Reggae/dancehall's finest Samini is so elated as his second daughter Toyela Samini graduated from St Daniel Comboni elementary school in Brampton, Canada  with an award. The 14-year-old Toyela picked up the Valedictorian award for most effective speaker in school. The proud dad Samini, couldn't hide his joy as he took to social media to congratulate and shower praises on his daughter for her achievement and promise her greater support as she readies herself for High school. He wrote: " My baby is a graduate 🎓 ❤️❤️❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 time indeed flies like they say .. wooow. Toyela picked up the Valedictorian award for most effective speaker in school. Thanks to all teachers and the principal of St Daniel Comboni elementary school in Brampton for a wonderful job done. Congratulations baby girl. High school is an even tougher journey but I believe in you baby. Let’s go get em .... I’m a proud 36-year-old Dady of a 14-year-old scholar 😁😁😁👩🏾‍🏫🎓🎓🎓🎓🎓😍...

High-grade Family boss Samini has dropped a new single produced by his old-time hits producer Kwik Action called 'Mama'. I bet they still click, download and listen below: Samini - Mama [ Download]

Finally, Samini has responded to Shatta Wale's childish comments about always calling him a poor and broke ass artiste. Shatta Wale after being poverty-stricken for over a decade, saw the daylight in 2013 when he had his major hit 'dancehall king' and ever since money has become in through his work hard and we are all happy for him for that success, but unfortunately enough, Shatta has made his current financial status eaten so much into his head that the least opportunity he gets he denigrates his colleagues and call them poor. Samini is not the only one who suffered this social humiliation from him, Stonebwoy, Obrafour, Tic, Yaa Pono etc, had a fair share of the poverty cake.  Samini speaking on 'E with Becks' show, has made it clear to his friend Wale, that he shouldn't worry so much about him for he is doing just fine financially. According to the 'my own' singer, he started spending money since 2001 and still collecting in pr...

Fine dancehall artiste and owner of 'High-Grade Family' Samini has opened up on why he veered into farming. A few weeks ago Samini shared pictures and videos of freshly harvested onions from his 'High-Grade Farms', this has generated some controversy on social media, while some few were applauding him the majority (who must be shatta fans) were mocking him that his musical prowess has died off. Watch the Video below: More from #highgradefarms .... #farming #agriculture is the future.. one seed at a time,one grain at a time ,one acre at a time and before you know you are feeding the world. My onions 😁😜🙏🏾 A post shared by samini_dagaati (@samini_dagaati) on Apr 2, 2018 at 3:23pm PDT Speaking on Day Break hitz with Andy Dosty on Monday, Samini said farming has been his inspiration and passion for a long time now and  he went into farming basically to serve as an inspiration to the youths that, he being a fine boy always holding the mic ...

Dancehall messiah Samini has said that his rival Shatta Wale doesn't match up to him in any way when it comes to a one-on-one freestyling. According to him, even though Shatta Wale is also a good freestyle artist he (Samini) is a pro at it and Shatta himself well knows that, but if Shatta thinks otherwise he should get a big sponsorship and they will battle it out. Also Read: 'Scatter Badmind' Still Remains The Biggest Diss Song Recorded In Ghana - Samini "If I catch him one-on-one four bar, he knows he can't stand me when its freestyle, he knows, I know he is a freestyle artist too, I can't disrespect that fact but he knows am bad when it comes to freestyle, so for that he need big-big money or investment so we showcase that thing once and for all for Ghana and the world to see Ebi just talk wey he dey talk" He said on Day Break Hitz with Andy Dosty, Monday 9th April 2018. Watch Video Below:

'High-Grade Family' boss and dancehall messiah Samini has said his diss song "Scatter Badmind" which was released in November 2013, still remains the best diss song ever recorded in Ghana. In a chit-chat with Andy Dosty on Hitz Fm he said, the dancehall genre demands certain things at certain times and shots has been fired at him for so long which was sending false messages about him to the youths so he has decided to come out and defend himself, he dropped 'Scatter badmind' and since then it has become the biggest diss song ever recorded, because it was done constructively and clean so it had massive rotation on mainstream radio. Also See: Video: Shatta and Samini Smoked The Peace Pipe At Samini Fest 2016 "It's a genre that we are in that demands certain things at certain times, so for over 4 to 6 years shots has been thrown at me and it came to a point when the youths are buying a certain propaganda and fiction so I have to come ...