DIVINE ESSENCE: KHALIA AND QUEEN OMEGA UNITE ON MAJESTIC SINGLE
When cross-generational powerhouses collide, the result rarely feels this effortless. Jamaican-born, UK-raised singer-songwriter Khalia joins forces with Trinidadian roots reggae icon Queen Omega on Majestic, a defiant exploration of feminine energy.
Khalia has steadily carved out a distinct space in contemporary reggae by blending roots rhythms, dancehall bounce, and R&B influences. As showcased on her 2023 EP Stay True alongside high-profile collaborations with Shaggy and Tanya Stephens, she consistently grounds her pop appeal in genre traditions.
Here, her smooth delivery finds an ideal match in Queen Omega, whose two decades of deeply moving songwriting and strong vocal presence anchor the track.
I’M ELECTRIC… I LIGHT UP DI PLACE DAY OR NIGHT
Under the refined production of dancehall veteran Tony “CD” Kelly, the arrangement keeps the riddim clean, letting both voices take centre stage.The song builds its momentum through steady and deliberate craft.
Arriving as a crucial preview for Khalia’s forthcoming project via Ineffable Records, Majestic stands out as a genuine celebration of resilience and poise.
ABOUT KHALIA

Jamaican-born, London-raised vocalist Khalia effortlessly bridges roots reggae, dancehall, and soul. Finding her musical path through legendary producer Tony “CD” Kelly, she secured Jamaica’s 2021 JaRIA Breakthrough Artiste award with Easy. Her 2023 EP Stay True locked in her rising profile.
Riding this momentum, she continues to drop heavy-rotation tracks alongside icons like Shaggy, Busy Signal, and Jahshii, shaping modern reggae’s global reach.
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ABOUT QUEEN OMEGA

Trinidadian roots reggae icon Queen Omega blends conscious reggae, dancehall, soul, and sharp deejay-style toasting. Emerging from calypso roots, she built her voice through early collaborations alongside Sizzla and Capleton. Decades of heavy roots tracks led to her acclaimed 2023 album Freedom Legacy.
Driven by her viral No Love Dubplate and worldwide festival tours, she remains a powerful force in global reggae.