
William Kojo Johnson popularly known as Stay Jay has revealed in a telephone interview that he is set to release his latest album by mid June 2015.
The ‘shashewowo’, ‘sue’, ‘twame la la’ hitmaker urged his fans to keep faith with him as he strives to bring them quality music to nourish their music buds.
“I have featured some of the hottest names in Ghanaian music for this album including Sarkodie, Stonebwoy, Edem and Kwaw Kese and worked with varied beat makers to offer variety and guarantee value for money” the African Star Boi disclosed in an interview with this journalist and blogger.
Signed unto his African Star Boi label (ASB) the VGMA 2012 Best New Artiste has kept his brand alive with singles such as ‘Feelings’ ft Nkansah LiWin, ‘Sɛ Aba Ooo Sɛ Aba ft Guru, Mugu ft 4x4 as well as Goodness & Mercy.
Aside producing music for his fans Kojo Stylish has also endorsed products including Kasapreko’s Kalahari Bitters. “The Kasapreko folks were so impressed with my work for the Kalahari campaign hence my involvement with their new drink the Airforce Bitters which is also doing well” the Hit Machine added.
Ever since making it big in 2011, Tema’s Finest has proven that his staying power has no waning in sight.
Enjoy: Stay Jay –Goodness and Mercy
michael eli dokosi





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