Originally a solo groove from Busy Signal, “Ba Ba Bad Remix” reemerges with Sean Paul and Ryan Castro onboard, exchanging verses over sly rhythmic tweaks.

Released in June 2025 by Basshall Records, the track mixes dancehall tension with Latin swing and urban electronics without blinking too hard at genre fences.

Production comes courtesy of Kybba—aka Jack Herron—an Amsterdam-based DJ raised in Salento who’s been stirring Caribbean and Afro elements into his projects since launching the Basshall Movement in 2016.

He’s behind tracks like “Pon Di Ting” and “Pilot,” which shuffle between his Italian roots and club systems louder than necessary.

Genres : shatta, dancehall, moombahton

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18.56% / 1.90%

“Go Down Deh” brings together Spice, Shaggy, and Sean Paul in a dancehall track that merges classic riddims with pop influences.

Produced by Costi and Shaggy, the song leads Spice‘s debut studio album “10,” released through VP Records.

The collaboration unites three dancehall figures—Spice as the self-proclaimed “Queen of Dancehall,” Sean Paul as an international hitmaker, and Shaggy, a Grammy winner with a knack for infectious hooks.

Its success extends beyond music charts, securing a place on former U.S. President Barack Obama’s 2021 playlist.

Certified platinum in Canada, the track marks a milestone for Spice, highlighting her expanding influence.

Born in St. Catherine, Jamaica, she first gained traction with tracks like “Romping Shop” and “So Mi Like It.”

Her stint on “Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta” only widened her appeal, bridging dancehall with mainstream audiences.

“Go Down Deh” reinforces her standing, bringing a infectious rhythm and sultry delivery fit for global ears.

Genres : dancehall, reggae

The music video is directed by Jason Williams

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3.17% / 0.52%

“Show Me Love” pairs WizTheMc’s fluid delivery with bees & honey’s airy sound, weaving hip-hop cool with breezy pop undertones.

Produced by Hitimpulse, the beat moves with an effortless ease, balancing crisp percussion and smooth melodies.

WizTheMc, born Sanele Sydow in Cape Town and raised in Lüneburg, Germany, carved his path with “For A Minute” in 2021, building a catalog spanning three albums and numerous EPs between Germany and Toronto.

Genres : ,Reggae, Dancehall

The music video is directed by saybyetoit & WizTheMc

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12.15% / 1.92%

Interpolating a dialogue between Shenseea and Masicka, “Hit & Run,” produced by Di Genius, captures the uncommitted nature of fleeting relationships. Released in January 2024, this dancehall fusion piece sees Shenseea playfully dismissing any intent for deeper attachment, while Masicka reflects on the nostalgia of their encounter. The production pulsates with rhythmic beats, setting the tone for a vibrant yet introspective exploration of love and freedom.

Genres : World/Traditional, Hip Hop,dancehall, dancehall queen, jamaican dancehall, traphall, riddim

The music video is directed by Shane Creative

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4.01% / 0.50%

“Shatta Confessions” is a 2025 single by Meryl featuring N’Ken, blending dancehall with Antillean rap in a nod to their Caribbean background.

The track offers a sharp, rhythmic structure and lands easily in playlists built for the warmer months.

Meryl, born Cindy Elismar in Martinique in 1995, fuses urban and Caribbean influences in her work, including her 2020 mixtape “Jour Avant Caviar.”

N’Ken navigates similar musical lanes in the French Caribbean scene.

Genres : shatta, zouk, kompa, dancehall

The music video is directed by Maza

24.49% / 2.13%

Dancehall artist Kraff‘s 2024 track “IKATION” channels Spanish Town’s rhythmic roots. Seamlessly blending traditional and modern styles, Kraff asserts his unique voice in Jamaica’s vibrant music scene.

Genres : World/Traditional,dancehall, jamaican dancehall

The music video is directed by Shane Creative

Featured on the album IKATION

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8.49% / 1.18%

“Doar La Ea, Ba La Ea” brings together Denis Nuca and LETTY in a Romanian pop collaboration set for release in February 2025.

Nuca, a fixture in the genre since the early 2020s, joins forces with LETTY, whose career thrives on collaborations.

The title translates to “Only To Her, But To Her,” hinting at a narrative of fixation or devotion.

Nuca’s previous singles include “Jocul Calamarului,” “Favella,” and “Wella, Wella,” reinforcing his presence in the scene.

Genres : Traditional music, Hip Hop,dancehall, soca

The music video is directed by Elph

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7.31% / 0.95%

“Liff Up” pairs Trinidadian dancehall mainstay Prince Swanny with producer Major Seven for a track led by steady Caribbean rhythms and layered vocal interplay.

Released in July 2025, it sticks close to the zesser-driven energy that Swanny—born Taryll Swan—has been threading through the scene since his 2017 breakout “Go Fi Dem.”

He’s the voice behind the 2019 debut album “Trinidad’s Bad Man,” and once again he leans into his dancehall roots without ever losing pace.

Genres : dancehall, soca

The music video is directed by Reggie x Swandan

Featured on the album Outside (ep)

32.45% / 2.57%

On “WYFL,” Skippa teams up with DJ Mac and guest artist CrashDummy for a track that trades subtlety for volume and swagger.

Released in 2025 under Rich Together Entertainment, the single is a polished piece of contemporary dancehall with trap-inflected beats courtesy of DJ Mac and Solitary Muzik.

The lyrics rotate around fast riches and louder declarations, with a repeated call to “jump out like a millionaire” as if that needed clarification.

Directed by Aka Ruppi, the video doubles down on the song’s themes—flash, flashier, and confidently unbothered—like it’s all just a Tuesday.

Everything from the beat to the visuals sticks to the plan: brisk, brash, and fully aligned with current Caribbean and urban music trends.

Genres : dancehall

The music video is directed by Aka Ruppi (Now Or Never)

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323.86% / -23.13%

In “Badness Upgrade 2.0,” Chronic Law threads pain and defiance through EastSyde’s moody dancehall production, landing somewhere between a war cry and a diary entry.

Born Akeeme Campbell in St. Thomas, he draws on trauma and street code, letting singjay flows carry raw lines that dodge euphemism with ease.

The track channels the same bruised energy found in “Hillside Government,” “Empty,” and “Bless Me,” wrapping ghetto tales in a Vybz-Kartel-meets-Wiz-Khalifa haze.

Post-2016 debut, Law’s voice now cuts sharper, his cadence leaning on both Bob Marley’s meditative fire and the hard-knock survivalism that defines the 6ix collective.

Genres : dancehall

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“Murderer” ropes together Tommy Lee Sparta’s dark-edged dancehall and Trippie Redd’s trap-inflected emo rap like it’s been long overdue.

The track comes dressed in a cinematic visual dripping with guns, women, and enough Halloween atmosphere to make a slasher flick blush.

This is less a genre clash than a moody handshake in a dimly lit basement, merging two aesthetics that both like their shadows deep and their beats aggressive.

The result leans hard into the season’s spook factor without pretending to be subtle.

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109.47% / 2.02%

“Wadibusa,” released in April 2024, is a collaborative Amapiano track by Uncle Waffles, Royal Musiq, Ohp Sage, Pcee, and Djy Biza. Characterized by its infectious beats and synth melodies, this song captures the essence of South African dance culture, gaining traction through viral challenges.

Genres : World/Traditional,dancehall, traphall,

The music video is directed by Larnelle Bakala

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5.05% / 0.52%

“NY Girls” pairs Chronic Law’s pen with Cjthechemist’s engineered precision in a 2025 dancehall cut tailored for late-night reverie.

Released under Chemist Records and DubShot, the track sketches New York women through a Caribbean gaze—equal parts admiration and critique wrapped in syncopated riddims.

Chronic Law, born Akeem Campbell, navigates the beat with measured flow, backed by Cjthechemist’s clean yet unrelenting production choices.

Genres : dancehall

The music video is directed by Jedi The God

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13.10% / 3.18%

Shenseea and Tarrus Riley collaborate on “Lighter,” a contemporary reggae track layered with dancehall influences, released in 2020. Produced by Rvssian for Rich Immigrants, this love anthem plays on the lightness of affection and connection. Shenseea’s sultry vocals complement Tarrus Riley‘s rich tones, creating a perfect balance between romantic tension and rhythmic beats.

Genres : World/Traditional, Rock, Latin,dancehall, lovers rock, dancehall queen, reggaeton, reggaeton flow, trap latino, urbano latino

The music video is directed by Xtreme Arts

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1.48% / 0.23%

In “8:00 PM,” Armanii joins Malie Donn for a late-night collision of Kingston and Spanish Town energy, fusing Armanii’s melodic edge with Malie’s weightier tone.

The track walks a line between emotional directness and rhythmic swagger, indebted to dancehall’s instinct for tension and release.

Malie Donn trades his usual grit for a smoother delivery, while Armanii steps away from balladry into something slicker, if not sweeter.

Genres : ,dancehall

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12.64% / 1.46%

Jamal pushes forward with “Faada,” a dancehall cut released October 24, 2025, under Luwige Records and Rich Pree Records.

The Montego Bay voice—known to his fans as “DunceMan”—sticks to his strengths: tight rhyme patterns, street talk, and a pace that barely pauses to catch its breath.

Grit mixes with swagger as the lyrics pivot between flashes of luxury and the familiar rough edges of daily life.

Those paying attention will catch self-referential nods to his earlier single “Time,” a wink to anyone tracking his growing catalog.

The production keeps things raw, echoing the track’s punchy momentum with a sound that doesn’t clean up what it doesn’t need to.

Following the buzz around “Ballandor,” “999,” and “Dunce Syndrome,” this one fits neatly into the string of songs that made him unavoidable in 2024.

The video, dropped in December 2025, matches the mood—grimy, focused, and visually tethered to the song’s street-smart edge.

Genres : dancehall

The music video is directed by MAGiX byART / CineMAGiX

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Clocking in as Vybz Kartel’s 21st video of the year, “Only Gets Better (Forever)” lands on October 17, 2025, toasting romance that insists on sticking around.

A joint effort from Greedy Lion, Vybz Kartel Muzik, and Slingerz Records, the track meshes familiar dancehall jolts with the kind of optimism that smells faintly of matching tattoos.

Dominic pens the lyrics, Kartel takes the wheel on production, and Redboom Supamix handles the technical grooming—clean corners, glossy finish, bass intact.

Director Rizzy signs the music video, matching the track’s champagne-soaked fidelity with visuals suitably cozy and choreographed.

Built on mid-tempo grooves and lyrical winks at emotional permanence, it’s clearly a serenade dressed for the party.

Genres : dancehall, soca, riddim, ragga, reggae

The music video is directed by Rizzy

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71.04% / 4.26%

Jamaican artist Najeeriii‘s “1Rifle,” a trap-dancehall fusion, showcases his “mumble style.” Produced by Zimi Records and others, this August 2024 release balances youthful innovation with rhythmic tradition in the genre.

Genres : World/Traditional,dancehall

The music video is directed by CatalogMG

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11.03% / 1.07%

In “Outside Brawling,” Tommy Lee Sparta skips the long-winded threats and heads straight to the action.

He parades his crew through the streets, day or night, strapped and unbothered, ready to turn friction into firepower.

This is less about dispute resolution and more about fast retaliation—shoot first, talk never.

Money flashes, enemies fall, and loyalty to his Spartan clique stays intact amid the chaos.

Violence, for him, isn’t a last resort but a ritual—performed in plain sight to keep control and shut rivals up for good.

Genres : dancehall, riddim, soca

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“Dégaine” brings together Aya Nakamura and Damso on a mid-tempo pop-rap track infused with kizomba and kompa elements, produced by Bleu Nuit.

Released on March 9, 2022, the song appears in Nakamura’s collection of non-album singles.

The music video places the duo in stylized settings.

Nakamura, a French-Malian singer-songwriter, gained international visibility with “Djadja” in 2018.

Her album “Nakamura” (2018) reached diamond status in France, selling over 1.2 million copies worldwide.

She has accumulated multiple number-one singles and a number-one album in France.

Her 2020 album “Aya” later earned a double platinum certification.

She has received nominations for the MTV Europe Music Award for Best French Act and became Lancôme’s international beauty muse in February 2023.

Genres : ,afropop, dancehall

The music video is directed by Maky Margaridis

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1.63% / 0.22%