Samini's Where my baby dey is the inaugural winner of the dancehall song of the year at the annual Museke Online Africa Music Awards.

Samini is a popular Ghanaian dancehall, ragga and reggae musician. He is seen as one of Africa's best performers and has won many international laurels. 2009 saw him go independent and saw the release of his third album, Dagaati, after Dankwansere and Samini. Dagaati sold very well internationally and its songs were popular across Ghana. Where my baby dey became a number one single in Ghana.

The video for Where my baby dey was shot by Phamous People.

Here are some of the lyrics
Verse 1
My baby no dey care again
She no dey call again
When I call, she no dey call me back again
And she want me still assume that she's alright
When I call, she no dey pick
And that dey make me sick
It's been too hard to reach her
And she want me still assume say she's okay

Pan African Superstar and Multiple Awards Winning Afro Reggae artist from Ghana, SAMINI have signed to Rockstar 4000 Music Entertainment - the African continent’s first Pan African 360 Music & Entertainment Company and Record Label.

The deal with Rockstar 4000 begins this month and will see this music icon and rockstar from Ghana in an historic, exclusive worldwide digital distribution deal, having his music made available commercially to a global audience of millions. Rockstar 4000, through its exclusive Pan African partnership with Sony Music Entertainment Africa, will distribute its music and video catalogue to hundreds of digital storefronts worldwide, including major digital music services like iTunes®, Amazon MP3, Napster, eMusic, Rhapsody, Beatport, YouTube, Vevo, Zune, MySpace Music, Spotify, SKY, Juno Download, Boomkat, and Turntable Lab and mobile carriers and outlets such as Verizon Wireless, Sprint, AT&T, T-Mobile and Nokia via Sony’s partnership with the San Francisco-based digital distributor IODA.

“We are thrilled to welcome Samini to our family of Rockstars. Over the last few years Samini has grown immensely in his music and he’s one of the best live performers on the continent today, as evident by his array of international awards including MTV Africa Music Awards, MOBO, multiple Ghana Music Awards and International Reggae and World Music Awards. This new partnership will see Samini fans around the world now for the first time truly having instant access to his music on demand” says the CEO & Founder of Rockstar 4000, Jandre Louw.

Ghana's Samini and the DR Congo's Awilo Longomba are amongst the many winners at this year's edition of the INTERNATIONAL REGGAE AND WORLD MUSIC AWARDS (IRAMWA).

Samini won the Best African entertainer, beating out D’banj (Nigeria), Femi Kuti (Nigeria), Amadou and Mariam (Mali) and 2Face Idibia (Nigeria). Awilo emerged victor in the Best Soukous category over Mbilia Bel, Koffi Olomide, Papa Noel, and Aurlus Mabele. Mamadou Diabte won for Outstanding Contribution to World Music, beating out Staff Bende Bilili- Congo, Oumou Sangare- Mali, Afropop Worldwide- USA,and Teddy Afro- Ethiopia.

Roy `Gramps` Morgan, soca Star Machel Montano and Queen Ifrica on Sunday night emerged as the top winners at the 29th annual International Reggae & World Music Awards (IRAWMA), held at York College in Jamaica, Queens.

This music video, directed and edited by Omari Pili, is Samini's personal version of the popular Damian Marley track Welcome to Jamrock. He sings about being in Ghana and welcoming people to Ghana.

Samini is a versatile artist out of Ghana, West Africa. Titled 'Welcome to Ghana', the video was done during a special production in 2007. They were there doing a documentary but then took some time out to do a music video. The directors met with Samini and loved his vibe and then chose to film a quick video. It was only now publicly released because the director was simply too busy to get it out.

From the producer, Firebon, "He is a talented guy who deserves all the success, if you can use it to help him I will help as much as I can".