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Top dancehall musicians, Chaka Demus and Pliers are out with a new single titled, Young Gyal Business Refix, featuring Ghanaian songstress Renner.
Renner is a young budding Ghanaian singer, whose talent has caught the eye of the reggae greats.
Young Gyal Business is a classic tune by Chaka Demus, and it receives a fresh breath of life with the addition of Renner.
In an interview with King Lagazee on Asaase Radio, Renner revealed how she nearly quit music and how a big feature like this has motivated her to strive for greatness.
Listen to Young Gyal Business refix by Chaka Demus and Pliers featuring Renner.
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