KINGSTON, Jamaica - MIGUEL COLLINS, popularly known as Rastafarian entertainer Sizzla Kalonji, is in the process of releasing his latest work on a compilation album.
The release date is Tuesday, April 21.
The 15-track album, titled ‘Ghetto Youth-Ology’, will be another added to the singer’s belt of over 40 albums.
The album is reported to feature blissful roots songs entirely produced and backed by Sizzla’s own Firehouse Band that has produced some of his hit songs to date.
The conscious and very outspoken signer is known for some of the biggest hits to ever come out of Jamaica while facing numerous protests from gay rights groups all over the world, which resulted in the cancellation of some of his concerts.
Last Sunday he was booked for a concert in Canada at Paramount Concert Theatre and, according to 876radio, he had to apologise to fans for missing the event due to inefficiencies and late paperwork submission to the Canadian Embassy in Jamaica.
However, a number of allegations have been made that the concert was cancelled because of gay rights protestors.
Despite his recent cancelation, Sizzla Kalonji will celebrate his 33rd birthday today (Apr. 17) with a kid’s fun day and a birthday party featuring King Taffari, Fresh International and Rebel T later in the afternoon.
