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Spice, Sean Paul & Shaggy Dominate Global Reggae Charts

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Dancehall artists Shaggy, Spice and Sean Paul.
By Sheri-kae McLeod

The newly released single, “Go Down Deh” from the “Queen of Dancehall,” Spice featuring Sean Paul and Shaggy has dominated global reggae charts.

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The single debut at #1 on US and Israeli iTunes Reggae, #2 in the UK, Italy and Canada, and Top 10 on Apple Music, iTunes and Deezer in multiple countries including Japan, Jamaica (#1 on Apple Music), Germany and the Netherlands.

The correlating music video – directed by Jay Will (credits include: M.I.A, Lee Scratch Perry, Kayne West, Shaggy, Major Lazer) – premiered on BET last weekend and has since garnered 1 million YouTube views and is the number one YouTube video in Jamaica.

The song also sits atop Tidal Reggae and Dancehall Video hits.

The hypnotic “Go Down Deh” – produced by Grammy Award nominee, Costi Ionita and Shaggy and written by Spice, Sean Paul, Shaggy, Costi and Shane Hoosong – will be followed by Spice’s highly anticipated debut album, entitled TEN, slated for release on July 30.

Watch the video below:

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