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- The Jamaican dancehall superstar that is an active cast member in the Love & Hip Hop Atlanta popular TV series launched this year her own hair extension and wig line with the brilliant single Inches, click here to listen and watch the music video, has a new single making waves, a new collaboration between the female deejay and Frankie Music, titled ‘Head’.
- The song had its local premiere this past Thursday. This is the first time that Spice has worked with the Marverly based label. On the track, she can be heard singing about relationship issues. Spice’s new single is paired with the official music video, directed and edited by Magical Studio.
- The release of Head comes on the heels of Spice taking to social media and revealing the identity of her new love interest Justin Budd.
- “Spice is full of energy and is very hardworking,” said producer Frankie.“I’m happy to have been able to work with such an extraordinary talent”.
- The song sees the entertainer expressing the ‘softer’ side of her craft, and is expected to do extremely well.
- “I’d like to do a song that’s different and very personal to me,” said Spice talking about her new single.
One of the baddest Jamaican female in dancehall music is Spice, real name Grace Latoya Hamilton.
The Jamaican dancehall superstar that is an active cast member in the Love & Hip Hop Atlanta popular TV series launched this year her own hair extension and wig line with the brilliant single Inches, click here to listen and watch the music video, has a new single making waves, a new collaboration between the female deejay and Frankie Music, titled ‘Head’.
The song had its local premiere this past Thursday. This is the first time that Spice has worked with the Marverly based label. On the track, she can be heard singing about relationship issues. Spice’s new single is paired with the official music video, directed and edited by Magical Studio.
The release of Head comes on the heels of Spice taking to social media and revealing the identity of her new love interest Justin Budd.
“Spice is full of energy and is very hardworking,” said producer Frankie.“I’m happy to have been able to work with such an extraordinary talent”.
The song sees the entertainer expressing the ‘softer’ side of her craft, and is expected to do extremely well.
“I’d like to do a song that’s different and very personal to me,” said Spice talking about her new single.
