DONT COME HIS WAY - RAFIU FISHBONE MEETS JUPITA

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Jupitar in Black , Rafiu fishbone in White

Michael O. Mint, (born 29 August 1988) better known by his stage name Jupitar is a fast rising Reggae/Dancehall musician from Ghana. Since 2011, he has been making a large impact in Africa's dancehall scene through his authentic sounding music and captivating stage craft.
In 2012 he released hit single "Money Box" which made his permanent mark in the music industry and created instant appeal. He has since been nominated and awarded for various Ghanaian industry awards and is regarded as one of Africa’s most talented Dancehall musician

Jupitar began performing at the age of 14, as a church chorister. Towards the end of high school, Jupitar started getting involved in dancehall clashes (lyrical battles), local competitions and performing at small community shows which helped to build his fan base before his official debut.
In 2011 he met Ghanaian producer, Genius Selections, and they have been working together ever since. He collaborated with Ghanaian rapper Trigmatic to produce his first national hit which gained him an instant nomination at the Ghana Music Awards. Since then, Jupitar has shared the stage with the likes of Busy Signal, Mavado and Demarco


Awards and Nominations

Year Organisation Award Work Result
2012
Ghana Music Awards
Reggae/Dancehall Song of the Year
Uptown/Downtown
Nominated
2013
MTN 4syte Music Video Awards
Best Story Line
Money Box(Official Video)
Nominated
2013
MTN 4syte Music Video Awards
Best Reggae Video
Money Box(Official Video)
Nominated
2013
MTN 4syte Music Video Awards
Discovery of the Year
Himself
Won
2013
MTN 4syte Music Video Awards
Best Male Video
Money Box(Official Video)
Nominated
2013
BASS Awards
Dancehall Song of the Year
Money Box
Nominated [11]
2013
BASS Awards
Discovery of the Year
Himself
Won
2013
BASS Awards
Collaboration of the Year
Go Go Wind, Eazzy ft Jupitar
Nominated
2014
Ghana Music Awards
Dancehall Song of the Year
Freaky Gyal
Nominated
2014
All Africa Music Awards
Most Promising Artiste in Africa
Wiyaala ft Jupitar
Nominated

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