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New album coming from Dexta Daps
Dexta Daps (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
Entertainment, Music
Kevin Jackson  
May 7, 2023

New album coming from Dexta Daps

Dancehall’s hot striker Dexta Daps has continued to work tirelessly.

The singer is putting together the finishing touches to his sophomore album Trilogy.

“We have a lot of work going on. Just look out for the album Trilogy, it’s coming soon. We putting together a nice project for the people,” said the artiste.

Trilogy is the follow-up to 2020’s Vent. The 16-track set featured collaborations with, among others, Chronic Law, Beenie Man, Spice, Ikaya, and Seaview Gardens’ very own Blackmann.

Vent spent three non-consecutive weeks at number one on the US Billboard Reggae Albums chart.

In September 2021, a 32-track Vent (Deluxe edition) was released via Dexta Daps Music Group. It featured the songs Pressure featuring Pressure Busspipe; A Jus Suh Life Guh featuring Marlon Asher; Ammunition featuring Patrice Roberts; Star Throat featuring Kemar Highcon and Konshens; Call Me If (remix) with Louie Culture and Tory Lanez; Wi Fi featuring American rapper/producer Drumma Boy; and, Scripture featuring Afrobeat star Davido.

Dexta Daps recently collaborated with Davido on the track Bop, which peaked at number 22 on the Billboard US Afrobeats Songs chart. The track is featured on Davido’s fourth studio album Timeless.

“Mi just excited ’bout tings like that, cause is a big achievement. Davido is a friend of mine fi a long time now, and yuh done know the connection is inevitable. It’s just a good strength to go pon supp’n weh ago mek history. Definitely appreciate Davido,” said Dexta Daps.

The hard-working artiste said his fans are who keep him motivated to perform.

“I just keep going at it. You know say the ladies dem keep me going. ‘Cause at the end of di day, we keep on singing fi dem, and dem keep on showing we love,” he reasoned.

Dexta Daps is known for hits Seven Eleven, Call Me If, Breaking News, and Shabba Madda Pot. His most recent hit single Forever, peaked at number two on the Magnum Top Ten chart.

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