Dancehall Top40 Roundup :- Shaneil Muir Makes A Comeback With 450

Ava Irving - Staff Reporter

Welcome to issue number 96 of the Official Dancehall Global Top40 Music Chart, where we bring you the hottest dancehall tracks from around the world. 

This week's chart features 3 new entries to the top 10, and the top 40 feeatures a range of hits; from classic dancehall sounds to modern afrobeat and soca influences. 

So, without further ado, let's take a closer look at the top 10 hits of the week.

At the number one spot, we have "Crawsis" by 450 Music and Shaneil Muir. This track is a new entry that made its debut at #1 this week, and it's not hard to see why. With its infectious beat and catchy lyrics, it's a surefire hit, but will it have the stamina to hold on for a second week?

Moving on to number two, we have the "We A Run E Grung Remix" by Nadg and Seanizzle. This viral track that's been holding on to the top 40 for the last week. The remix adds a fresh twist to the original, with a new beat and updated lyrics that make it perfect for fans of both classic and modern dancehall.

At number three, we have "The King & The Prince" by Vybz Kartel and Skillibeng. This is a powerful track that showcases both artists' talents, with hard-hitting lyrics and a driving beat that's sure to get your blood pumping.

Next up at number four, we have "God A Bless Me" by Gracie Spicey. This track retro feel helps to showcase the singer's vocal range and unique style. With its smooth beat and uplifting lyrics, it's a great addition to any dancehall playlist.

At number five, we have "Tic Tac Toe" by Rvssian, Valiant Music, and Tommy Lee Sparta. This track is a perfect example of how dancehall is constantly evolving, with its mix of classic dancehall sounds and modern influences.

Moving on to number six, we have "Celebrate" by Popcaan and Black Sherif. This is a feel-good track that's perfect for any celebration, with its upbeat tempo and positive lyrics.

At number seven, we have "North Carolina" by Valiant Music, a usual suspect on the charts for the last few weeks its been a top 10 contender for some time now.

Next up at number eight, we have "Forever" by Dexta Daps with its mix of smooth vocals and a driving beat that's sure to get you moving.

At number nine, we have "Like Yuh Self" by Patrice Roberts. This is a soca driven is perfect for any party, with its upbeat tempo and catchy lyrics.

Finally, at number ten, we have "Mansa Musa Money" by Shatta Wale. 

This track is a great example of how dancehall is constantly evolving, with its mix of classic dancehall sounds and modern afrobeat influences.

So, there you have it – the top 10 hits of the week on the Official Dancehall Global Top40 Music Chart. 

As always, you can find the full top 40 listing at dancehalltop40.com, powered by Certifiedstreams™. 

Stay tuned for next week's chart, where we'll bring you the hottest dancehall tracks from around the world.