Shaggy (born Orville Richard Burrell, October 22, 1968) is a 55 year old musician, singer, and rapper. Originally from Kingston, Jamaica, Shaggy achieved international recognition with "Boombastic," which won the 1996 Grammy for Best Reggae Album. He continued to deliver a string of popular songs, cementing his status as a pop-reggae sensation. In 2000, Shaggy released his fifth album "Hot Shot," which peaked at number one in the US. It also featured the chart-topping singles "It Wasn't Me" (featuring Rikrok) and "Angel" (featuring Rayvon) while his engaging rendition of Mungo Jerry's "In the Summertime" (also featuring Rayvon) showcased his artistic versatility. In 2018, he released "44/876," a collaborative album with Sting, lead singer of The Police. It garnered Shaggy a second Grammy for Best Reggae Album and became his sixth album to chart in the US. Shaggy has since released several more albums and continues touring.