From his backyard studio right in his home, Jamaican born reggae star Shaggy has recorded an all-Jamaican track in aid of those many children suffering from heart problems.
The song titled Save a Life was recorded a few weeks ago and is aimed at fundraising money for the millions of children with heart problems around the world.
Some of the artistes lending their voices to thing song include international dancehall stars Elephant Man and Sean Paul.
Well, we here at Blade think
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