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Ali Trachta
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Editor-in-Chief, Pittsburgh City Paper
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By Ali Trachta| Pittsburgh City Paper Verified "Omg I can't wait to read that" is a thing I say frequently in editorial meetings. That's because — and this is simply a fact — here at Pittsburgh City Paper, I work with the coolest people in town who routinely find wats to tell the most fascinating, impactful, sometimes hilarious stories around.
Shaggy on 25 years of “It Wasn’t Me,” his BFF Sting, reggae's roots, and the Pittsburgh show that ties it all together
By Ali Trachta, Kate Oczypok Verified| Pittsburgh City Paper Verified “You never know what a song is going to do,” Shaggy tells the Pittsburgh City Paper. “I can’t believe this record almost didn’t happen, but I knew it was something special because I fought for it.”The Jamaican born musician is referring to his 2000 hit “It Wasn’t Me.” The catchy lyrics and reggae sound made for a fresh, fun pop banger that became one of the most recognizable songs of the Y2K era. “I am not a cookie cutter and like to step out of the box,” Shaggy says.
Shaggy on 25 years of “It Wasn’t Me,” his BFF Sting, reggae's roots, and the Pittsburgh show that ties it all together
By Ali Trachta, Kate Oczypok Verified| Pittsburgh City Paper Verified “You never know what a song is going to do,” Shaggy tells the Pittsburgh City Paper. “I can’t believe this record almost didn’t happen, but I knew it was something special because I fought for it.”The Jamaican born musician is referring to his 2000 hit “It Wasn’t Me.” The catchy lyrics and reggae sound made for a fresh, fun pop banger that became one of the most recognizable songs of the Y2K era. “I am not a cookie cutter and like to step out of the box,” Shaggy says.
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Pittsburgh City Paper
Pittsburgh City Paper is an alternative weekly newspaper based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, established in November 1991. It serves as a significant source of local news, arts, and culture, providing in-depth coverage of the community. The paper features a variety of topics, including politics, social issues, and cultural events, making it a vital part of Pittsburgh's media landscape. The publication is well-known for its arts and entertainment coverage, including music, film, theater, and visual arts. It offers detailed dining reviews that showcase the city's diverse culinary scene. Each year, Pittsburgh City Paper conducts a "Best Of" poll, allowing readers to vote for their favorite local businesses and cultural attractions. The paper has received numerous awards for its journalism, highlighting its commitment to quality reporting and community engagement.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
+1 412-316-3342
Founded: 1991