Jamaican DeeJay Spice and Rapper/Producer Missy Elliot release a new hot joint for the summer called Fun. Spice always salutes the summer with some hot new song.
It was still summer, a couple of years ago when Spice joined Kartel in the dancehall hit song ‘Ramping Shop’, which is a smashing hit, a legendary tune that made history in the genre, followed by her success single ‘Jimmy Screechy’, and now the new song with Missy Elliot.
The song is crazy and …fun, like its title! Fun is a song with nice lyrics and a very catchy Riddim, as it is voiced off Wash Belly Riddim, a fresh released juggling that Missy Elliot loved and killed too.
Spice will be on Reggae Sum Fest stage but before stopping in Mobay she will be heading in USA for several shows in New York, Boston and Connecticut.
Check out the exclusive preview of their new song and also check out the video for Missy Elliot B-Day Bash in Miami where Spice performed as a special guest not too long ago with Trina, Miami’s hip hop first lady! !
Miami has always been a melting pot where the Caribbean vibes and American hip-hop intertwine, and Fun fits perfectly into that sonic landscape. From South Beach club nights to strip-club anthems bumping through car systems on I-95, this record feels tailor-made for the Magic City. The Wash Belly Riddim carries that infectious bounce that Miami crowds live for, blending dancehall swagger with the kind of playful, high-energy delivery that keeps the city moving well past sunrise.
Missy Elliott’s presence adds a legendary crossover touch, bridging generations and genres while keeping the vibe raw and fresh.
Spice’s connection to Miami culture runs deeper than a single performance. Over the years, the city has embraced her bold persona, fearless lyrics, and undeniable stage presence, making her a natural fit alongside artists like Trina, who helped define Miami’s hip-hop identity.
That said their B-Day Bash performance posted below wasn’t just a guest appearance—it was a reminder of how dancehall and Southern hip-hop coexist in Miami’s nightlife. With Fun, Spice continues her tradition of delivering summer anthems that resonate globally while still hitting home in key urban hubs. As the season heats up, expect this track to be in heavy rotation at Miami parties, radio mixes, and dance floors, reinforcing the city’s role as a bridge between Caribbean roots and mainstream urban music culture.
