Dancehall Videos Released Today: Alkaline, Vybz Kartel, Byron Messia, Skippa & More

Friday, November 13, 2026, brings a busy lineup of dancehall releases, with official music videos, visualizers, and audio premieres from established stars and rising voices. Alkaline, Vybz Kartel, Byron Messia, Skippa, Nhance, RajahWild, and Grim YG are among the artists featured.

The lineup highlights different sides of modern dancehall, from riddim-driven street records and melodic performances to lifestyle tracks and club-ready sounds. Here’s a closer look at the songs, visuals, artists, and producers behind today’s releases.

Byron Messia – “Mood” (Bad Juveniles Riddim)

Byron Messia brings his gritty melodic delivery to the Bad Juveniles Riddim with “Mood,” also referred to as “Shooting Mood.” Produced by DJ Big Skipp, the track connects the St. Kitts-born artist to a riddim gaining attention across the dancehall scene.

Messia has built an international following through his combination of melodic hooks, street-inspired lyrics, and Caribbean influences. The Bad Juveniles Riddim also features other artists, including Malie Donn, giving the release a wider musical connection.

Vybz Kartel – “Living in Miami”

Vybz Kartel takes his audience to South Florida with the official video for “Living in Miami.” The single, released November 6 through Silver Birds Records, receives another promotional push through its visual release.

Directed by Ruppi for Now Or Never, the video reportedly features Kartel cruising along Ocean Drive in a customized luxury coupé before moving into a pool-party setting with dancers.

Kartel remains one of dancehall’s most influential figures, with a catalogue that continues to connect with audiences across Jamaica, the Caribbean, North America, and beyond.

Skippa – “Paranoid” (Smooth Thoughts Riddim)

Skippa delivers “Paranoid,” a new entry on the Smooth Thoughts Riddim produced by Eastern Entertainment Promotion (EEP).

The song explores street awareness, distrust, and the feeling of always needing to stay alert. The riddim also features records from Chronic Law and Nation Boss, bringing different artists together around the same production foundation.

Skippa continues building momentum with records such as “Money Walk” and “Ray Charles.” His distinct delivery and growing catalogue have helped establish him as one of the names to watch in the current dancehall scene.

Nhance – “Most Hated”

Nhance returns with “Most Hated,” a modern dancehall release under Young G’s Records.

The track addresses envy, criticism, and the experience of being disliked while continuing to pursue success. It adds another entry to Nhance’s growing catalogue, which moves between gritty street records and smoother, melodic dancehall.

RajahWild ft. DethWrld – “BH & DR”

RajahWild links up with DethWrld on “BH & DR,” a track featured on his FTW project, released October 30.

The official visualizer gives the album track another opportunity to connect with listeners. RajahWild has become one of the more versatile voices in the new generation of Jamaican dancehall, moving between aggressive street records, melodic tracks, and party music.

The collaboration with DethWrld adds another voice to the mix, while the visualizer gives fans a fresh way to experience the track.

Grim YG – “Dig Innah Yuh”

Grim YG brings “Dig Innah Yuh” back into the spotlight with a new visual release.

Originally released on August 21, 2025, the track is produced by Jugist with co-production from Sky Bad. Its upbeat dancehall approach leans toward the party and club side of the genre.

The visual rollout gives the older recording renewed attention and introduces it to viewers who may have missed the original release.

Alkaline – “Question”

Alkaline closes out the lineup with “Question,” a new single accompanied by an official music video and visualizer.

Produced by DreBarnes Beatz and Autobamb Records, the release gives the Vendetta artist another opportunity to showcase his distinctive vocal style and approach to modern dancehall.

The official video was directed and edited by Keino Douglas, with styling by Jannique Heard. Releasing the video alongside a visualizer gives fans two ways to experience the single.

Alkaline continues to maintain a strong position in dancehall through his independent musical direction, recognizable sound, and consistent releases.

A Busy Friday for Dancehall

Today’s lineup highlights the range of artists and sounds moving through modern dancehall. Byron Messia brings the Bad Juveniles Riddim into focus, Skippa and Nhance deliver fresh records, while RajahWild and Grim YG use new visuals to extend the reach of their material.

Vybz Kartel and Alkaline add heavyweight star power, with both artists continuing to command attention through their music and visual campaigns.

From official music videos to visualizers and audio premieres, Novembert 13 gives dancehall fans plenty to check out heading into the weekend.