SIZZLA, TANYA STEPHENS & THE BITTERSWEET LEGACY BEHIND THE HE SAY SHE SAY RIDDIM
Independent label and production outfit Money Matters Entertainment cranks up the volume this month with the arrival of the He Say She Say Riddim. This explosive reggae-dancehall juggling is set straight for global dance floors.
Uniting established icons with rising energy, the project brings together seasoned talent and new-school style. Reggae titans Sizzla, Tanya Stephens, and Zagga lead the charge, each bringing sharp personality and heavyweight lyricism to the riddim.
Yet behind the momentum lies a deeply poignant moment. The single Love Is Kind marks a bittersweet moment following the tragic death of the rising 47-year-old dancehall artist Ras Ajai.
Renowned for portraying West Kingston activist Claudie Massop in the 2024 film Bob Marley: One Love, Ajai used his music to spread his “Ghetto Gospel”. Pushing forward with the release guarantees his voice will not be silenced by violence.
Management reps Stylzs and Brucie Bruce share: “Hearing him sing, ‘A no so love go, a so love stay? It’s kind and gentle each and every way,’ carries a meaning today that none of us could have prepared for.”
CALL YOUR PEOPLE AND GET READY FOR THE PULL UP
From reggae roots to dancehall attitude, the selection moves through distinct moods without losing the pulse. Money Matters Entertainment built the package for immediate impact. “We wanted a project that feels undeniable from beginning to end,” they explain. “When it drops, we want people to hear it once, and immediately run it back.”
Fusing timeless heritage with a contemporary edge, He Say She Say Riddim stands as an essential cultural release for 2026. Turn up the sound, call your people, and get ready for the pull up.
HE SAY SHE SAY RIDDIM TRACKLIST
01. Love Is Kind – Ras Ajai
02. YooHoo – Krysie
03. Mending Fences – Sotto Bless
04. Your Day Now – Sizzla
05. Good Company – Singer J
06. It’s Not Love – Tanya Stephens
07. He Say She Say – Quan-Dajai
08. Tell Me Tings – Papa Michigan
09. Love Will Get You – Farenizzi
10. Good Damn Morning – Zagga
