CAPLETON AND GREEN LION CREW DROP THEIR MIGHTY COLLABORATION, ‘GETTING STRONGER’
Green Lion Crew teams up once again with Capleton, bringing fans Getting Stronger, a powerhouse single resonating with fierce energy. Known for blending reggae and dancehall, the crew’s production adds heat to Capleton’s powerful, relentless energy. Together, they’ve created a sound that’s both timeless and intensely modern.
This release isn’t their first collaboration. Their previous track Days of Old left a mark on Green Lion Crew’s celebrated album, Riddim Full of Culture.
Now, Getting Stronger emerges as the second single from Green Lion Crew’s upcoming Rough Road (11th Anniversary Edition), honouring the original release that united reggae’s finest voices—including Chronixx, Kabaka Pyramid, and Dre Island.
CAPLETON AND GREEN LION CREW ARE BUILDING ANTHEMS OF STRENGTH AND RESILIENCE FOR A NEW GENERATION
Set to drop on 22 November under Ineffable Records, the anniversary edition of Rough Road revisits a monumental riddim era while paving fresh paths for reggae today.
With Getting Stronger, Capleton and Green Lion Crew are stoking the flames, building anthems of strength and resilience for a new generation.
ABOUT CAPLETON
Capleton, born Clifton George Bailey III in St. Mary, Jamaica, is a legendary reggae artist known for his electrifying presence and powerful messages.
Rising through the dancehall scene with hits like Bumbo Red and No.1 Pon Di Look Good Chart, Capleton has consistently delivered impactful, conscious music. His fiery lyrics and Rastafari spirit inspires fans worldwide, making him a global force in reggae and dancehall.
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ABOUT GREEN LION CREW
Green Lion Crew, the duo of Zeke Stern and Dana Knowles, has redefined reggae by blending it with dancehall, electronic, and hip-hop. Known for producing hits like Be Still, Seven Seals and Keep Blazin’, they’ve amplified talents like Collie Buddz and Chronixx.
Partnering with Ineffable Records since 2019, their music has hit global platforms, even landing on ESPN and Vice TV.
