Top 5 Trending/Hottest Dancehall Songs in Jamaica Right Now – February 2024

Dancehall deejays Squash, Malie Donn, Chronic Law, RajahWild, Intence, and Nhance all secure spots on the latest top five trending list for songs in Jamaica right now. 

This list is based on the top five trending songs on YouTube for Jamaica at the moment.

Intence kicks off this top five list, with his single SHH taking the #5 spot on YouTube trending. The raunchy track was produced by Countree Hype, who previously produced Intence’s Yahoo Boyz.

SHH was the first single featured on Countree Hype’s Free Hit Riddim and was released on February 15. Following its release, the song has so far amassed over 1.6 million views and 47,000 likes.

Taking the #4 spot are entertainers Malie Donn and Squash. The deejays claim their position on the list with their collaborative track Tun it Up.

The single was produced by Attomatic Records and Din Din Hemton. Since its premiere on February 14, the track has acquired over 852,000 views and 30,000 likes.

As he continues to release songs in quick succession, Chronic Law secures #3 in the top five with his collaborative single, Life, with dancehall newcomer Nhance. The track, which speaks on the many pitfalls of life, was produced by TEGO BOSS and released on February 23.

Life has so far acquired over 787,000 views since its premiere.

Squash makes his second appearance on this list with his latest track, Spooky, which claims #2 in the top five. The deejay flaunts his assets in this Hemton Music-produced single, which was released on February 23.

Spooky has so far garnered over 521,000 views and 20,000 likes.

RajahWild secures the #1 spot on trending with his recently released single Carry On. The track was produced by Unapologetic Muziq, TNON, and Rockit Muziq. 

Carry On‘s music video, which sees a group of fan girls enthralled by a marijuana-induced hallucination of the deejay, was directed by AKA.RUPPI. The single was released on February 17 and has so far acquired over 877,000 views and 33,000 likes.





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