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Ghanaian musician Bright Tetteh, popularly known as Shortman, has expressed his wish to have American hip-hop giant 50 Cent for a potential remix of his latest track 'Unsinkable'.
In a recent interview, Shortman revealed his admiration for 50 Cent's rap style and expressed a strong desire to feature the iconic artist on the international-themed song.
"If I should do a remix of 'Unsinkable', it will be with 50 Cent. That's mu guy; he spits bad! The song is in English, it has that international feel so he fits the feature," he said.
Additionally, Shortman mentioned a potential collaboration with Jamaican superstar Vybz Kartel in the event that a collaboration with 50 Cent is not feasible.
Shortman's recent release, 'Unsinkable', produced by Jakebeat, has garnered significant attention and praise, solidifying his position as a respected artist within the music industry. This track, characterized by its compelling lyrics and captivating beat, has resonated with audiences, achieving widespread popularity across digital streaming platforms and traditional media channels.
Notably, 'Unsinkable' marks Shortman's second release of 2024, following the successful debut of 'Ghetto Jam' featuring J Nana earlier in the year.
With a rich musical legacy and a strong connection to his audience, Shortman has earned acclaim for his distinctive musical style and his ability to evoke genuine emotions through his art.
As a testament to his ongoing dedication to his craft, Shortman has teased the forthcoming official music video for 'Unsinkable' on social media, indicating a visual accompaniment to the acclaimed track in the near future.
Shortman was a member of the esteemed hiplife group, Sass Squad, which also included artistes such as Scooby Selah (XLNC), Sane Dogg, and Atsu Koliko.
The group exerted significant influence on the Ghanaian music scene from the late 90s to the early 2000s, producing numerous hit songs. Sass Squad is often acknowledged as one of the trailblazers of hiplife music.
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