Recording Artist G40 now and the move to make big hits in the dancehall music

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Recording Artiste
Oshane Sheldon Brissett (G40)

Oshane Sheldon "G40" age 29 hail for Cumberland, ST Catherine . G40 Has been singing from hes youthful days at ascot and waterford high schools. Now currently base in Bridgeport ST. Catherine

Oshane love music and would use his  money to get into various studios to do some recording he has one single out in the streets "Paper Tracing" which he wrote. he love dancehall music and his role models include Buju Banton, Shabba Ranks ,Vybz Kartel ,Bounty Killer
when he not in the studio G40 find time to play football. He would like to take his music to an international level as presently he stays mostly in the studio writing and recording.
a young artiste full of energy and creativity for the future

G40 is working on is newest single FLYING OVA EVEYTHING/NO MORE CRIME
Now currently working with the YGPONECAMP Promotion & Entertainment
 For further information kindly connect  ygponecampent@gmail.com or 18765039682 oshane 3927246 or zeehighest 371-5005   

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