Wendy Shay is a dynamic Ghanaian Afrobeat and Afropop singer whose real name is Wendy Addo. She was born on February 20, 1996, in Eastern Region, Ghana, and spent part of her life in Stuttgart, Germany. Wendy Shay burst onto the music scene in 2018 under the stewardship of Rufftown Records, the same label that managed the renowned Ghanaian artist Ebony Reigns. Shay quickly made her mark with her debut single "Uber Driver," which set the stage for her rapidly rising profile in the Ghanaian music industry.

Wendy Shay's music is known for its infectious rhythms, captivating melodies, and the blend of local and international sounds that reflect her Ghanaian roots and experiences abroad. She has made significant strides in her career with a string of hits, such as "Africa Money," "Love Me Now," and the evocative "Survivor," showcasing her versatility and the depth of her musical talent. Shayning Star, her album, further cemented her as a prominent figure in the Ghanaian music scene. Aside from her music, Wendy Shay is also recognized for her philanthropic efforts and empowerment messages, particularly addressing issues that affect women and young people in society. With tracks such as "Nobody," "Heat," and the thought-provoking "John 8:7," Wendy Shay has proven herself to be not just a force in entertainment, but a voice for social consciousness in contemporary African music.