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SPICE, the reigning Queen of Dancehall, will release her long-awaited debut album 10 on August 6 through VP Records. 10 years in the making, with an epic story behind it, the album is a testament to Spice’s gritty and inspired rise to the highest echelons of the Dancehall genre. 10 is bold and it’s what we expect from Spice in all her glory – yet it’s clearly a step into the new frontiers of Dancehall’s musical space, leaving listeners in no doubt of Spice’s role as one of the biggest innovators of her genre and beyond.

Set for release on Jamaica’s Independence Day and Spice’s birthday (6 August), the digital release will be commemorated by a coveted Spotify billboard in Times Square, followed by the physical album as well as a vinyl edition of her hit single, "Go Down Deh feat. Shaggy & Sean Paul" - both available on August 27. Fans can pre-save 10 now: https://ada.lnk.to/Spice10

Representing the culmination of a 10-year journey, the new album 10 showcases Spice’s song-writing versatility while blending hardcore dancehall with soca, pop, R&B, and EDM genres. Stand out tracks include “Send It Up” (the follow-up single to “Go Down Deh”), “Po-Po (feat. Nicho),” her breakthrough anthem “So Mi Like It” which has racked up nearly 100 million video views and her latest smash single “Go Down Deh (feat. Shaggy & Sean Paul).” The latter topped worldwide reggae charts while the official music video has amassed over 21 million YouTube views, making history as the first dancehall video to continue trending on the platform for five weeks straight.

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Go Down Deh (feat. Shaggy And Sean Paul)

Love me like you do

This song is about finding peace with the weight of life and death, and realizing that everything gives to something else. There’s beauty and heartbreak in that truth. Love doesn’t stop the cycle; it just helps us see it more clearly. It isn’t about cruelty or loss, but about respect for the balance that keeps the world alive, even when it asks something hard of us.


Count to Three

“Rio never sleeps” is a journey across continents — where Afro soul meets Brazilian heat, and deep house fuses with old-school energy. From hypnotic beach vibes to explosive festival drops, this album blends cultures, languages, and emotions into one seamless sound.

Each track tells its own story: OMAH’s smooth Afro vocals for example, sensual Brazilian percussion, dreamy synth layers, and punchy rhythms that capture both the spirit of Rio and the heart of Lagos. The result is a unique fusion of Afrobeat, Brazilian house, and melodic techno, balanced by moments of introspection, joy, and fire.

You’ll hear sounds inspired by samba drums, cuíca, congas, and deep melodic pads — songs that start slow and build into dancefloor anthems. It’s music for the soul, for late nights, for sunrise walks by the ocean.

Perfect for fans of global electronic fusion, deep house grooves, and cross-cultural storytelling.
A project made to make you move, feel, and escape.

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Syed qasim Abbas zaidi