August 27, 2024
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Dancehall sensation Spice opens up about her illustrious career and collaborations with icons like Nicki Minaj, Sean Paul, and Shaggy. Reflecting on her 2021 smash hit "Go Down Deh," featuring Sean Paul and Shaggy, Spice reveals it became her biggest song with over 300 million streams. She credits the seamless collaboration and mutual recognition of the song's potential for its success.
Spice's career momentum didn't stop there. Her debut album earned a historic Grammy nomination for Best Reggae Album, making her the first hardcore female dancehall artist to achieve this honor. This milestone, she says, serves as an inspiration to other women in the industry.
In 2022, Spice was officially crowned the Queen of Dancehall. Although she had long carried the genre on her shoulders, the official recognition felt like a monumental stamp of approval. Spice also reminisces about her work with Nicki Minaj. While their verses for the “A59” remix were recorded separately, Minaj invited Spice to her home, a gesture Spice cherishes
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