Stay Jay: I’m Not a Retired Artiste, I’m Now Getting Started

Stay Jay: I’m Not a Retired Artiste, I’m Now Getting Started.

To those who assumed his career had faded into obscurity, Stay Jay, the hitmaker behind Shashee Wowo, has a clear message: he is far from retired. In a recent interview with Graphic Showbiz, the artiste dismissed claims of inactivity, stating, “They can go to sleep. My career is very much active. I’ve learned, I’ve grown, and I’m now more prepared than ever to embrace and face the world.”

The Tema-based musician is making waves with his latest release, Baajo, an Amapiano-infused track that radiates joy and energy. Translating to “come and dance” in Ga, the song is a vibrant celebration of rhythm, culture, and unity. Stay Jay masterfully blends the infectious grooves of Amapiano with his signature Twi Pop style, creating a sound that resonates with fans across Ghana and beyond.

Produced by SkyBeatz and released earlier this month, Baajo is a two-minute, 48-second burst of log drums, soulful melodies, and spirited chants designed to get listeners moving. Stay Jay shared that the inspiration for the track came from a moment of pure happiness. “I was at a gathering with friends, and the energy was just beautiful. Everyone was dancing, laughing, and living in the moment. That feeling of connection is what I wanted to bottle up and share with the world,” he explained.

The artist emphasized that Baajo is crafted to uplift moods in any setting, whether at a beach party, roadside bar, or even dancing alone at home. Beyond this single, Stay Jay revealed plans to release an EP and two-pack albums, showcasing his versatility and reaffirming his place in the industry. “I’m in the process of putting together an EP that highlights a variety of sounds and themes, and I’m really excited about how it’s shaping up,” he said.

With Baajo marking his resurgence, Stay Jay is poised to reclaim his spot in the music scene, proving that his journey is far from over.