Stylo G continues to push his music international with a new collab with Indian star DIVINE.

Dancehall and reggae music accept been enjoying tremendous success in various sections of the Asian continent for decades now, with Japan's dear affair with the music beingness one of the best examples of this. It seems Southern Asia is finally communicable on, with India the largest country in that region, seemingly leading the pack.

Jamaican-Uk dancehall artiste Stylo G recently ensured that the dancehall flag continues to fly high in India after securing a characteristic on a rail titled "Mirchi." The song sees Stylo creating waves with Sony Music India rapper Vivian Fernandes aka DIVINE. Local Indian acts, Phenom and MC Altaf are also featuring on the release.

"Mirchi" offers up a truly riveting riddim pattern, which is a definite call for listeners and viewers to first dancing. The music video farther sells the thought of a fun dancing track, with some tight choreography from a talented crop of female dancers, too every bit vibrant Bollywood styled cinematography to pinnacle it all off. While Stylo G is provided with 1 of the final verses, he still manages to raise the energy level of the runway.

You can bank check out some of the lyrics the "Great britain Dancehall Bounty" dropped every bit he demolished his poetry.

"Mirchi mirchi, she got di fire, di chemistry/ Hennessy Hennessy Hennessy/ Pull up on her with the remedy, free energy energy energy/ Derailed c*** up mi a penny her but she a vino upwards herself fi make many come across/ Tell her fi do it fi exercise dominate, It no matter what information technology cost/ Put it pon mi make me problem yous, come ya, come ya/ Curve up like a West/ Bassline go so boom, it a bam/ She back it up, then me jam Every gal fi a wine pon a human being (Gal whine)/ Aforementioned way you lot exercise it fi di don."

While the Spanish Boondocks native is not the only Jamaican entertainer to have ventured to Republic of india, he may simply be one of the few dancehall acts to secure a mega-hit single with talents from the region. How successful are nosotros taking? The music video, which was released on Youtube, secured 2.3 million views in its starting time solar day. At the time this article was written, the release had already secured well over vi million views on the platform. This too helped to land the song in the commuter'southward seat of India's Youtube trending list.

DIVINE spoke on his idea process in creating the song, which he expresses was a straight try to infuse the sounds of dancehall with their native beat. "I've experimented with my soundcraft, then I'm quite interested in seeing audience feedback to information technology. We tried to create something that would sound innovative. Stylo G empowers the dancehall element of the unmarried and it's wonderful to take collaborated with him on this," said Gully Gang member.

Back in 2017, Indian reggae audio system operator Taru Dalmia spoke to The Gleaner, where he expressed his opinion of the music coming out of the island. "Jamaican the only former colony that I know of that has exported to the whole globe a style of music that talks about colonialism and oppression and is so influential."

As for Stylo G, "Mirchi" at present finds its place among other hit collaborative singles from including 2018's "Touch Downwardly Remix" with Nicki Minaj and Vybz Kartel; "Dumplin" Remix with Spice and Sean Paul; and his piece of work with UK dance music powerhouse Clean Bandit.