Dancehall artiste Bayka receives int’l recognition from rock band Coldplay
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December 6, 2022

Dancehall artiste Bayka receives int’l recognition from rock band Coldplay

KINGSTON, Jamaica – In a surprising turn of events, up-and-coming dancehall artiste Bayka’s ‘She like it ‘was revealed to be one of the Coldplay’s favourite songs “at the moment.”

The English rock band took to Instagram to share their favourite songs and listed the Jamaican year-old song alongside some heavy hitters in Erykah Badu and English rapper, Stormzy.

Bayka, whose real name is Ronaldo Billings, has enjoyed success for the past year on the dancehall scene with songs such as Mobster, Top Tier and 1Uptown, each having over a million views on Youtube.

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