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Alkaline, Knaxx announce collab
Alkaline (left) and Knaxx.
Entertainment
February 15, 2024

Alkaline, Knaxx announce collab

Dancehall and reggae star Alkaline and fast-rising sensation Knaxx have revealed their upcoming collaboration.

Titled Wul Mine, it was released on Monday, February 12, 2024.

Xclusive Management handled distribution.

The project, which has been kept under wraps for months, is a testament to both artistes’ commitment to delivering exceptional music. It promises to blend Alkaline’s signature style with Knaxx’s innovative flair, creating a sound that is both familiar and entirely new.

Fans can expect a fusion of powerful lyrics, captivating rhythms, and melodies that resonate with the soul of dancehall and reggae.

Alkaline, known for his unique voice and versatile songwriting that have made him a household name across that globe, brings his wealth of experience and a track record of hits to this collaboration. His ability to consistently push the boundaries of dancehall and reggae music has earned him a loyal following and critical acclaim.

Knaxx, on the other hand, has quickly made a name for himself with his energetic performances and a fresh approach to the genre. His talent has been recognised as a beacon of the future of dancehall and reggae, making him the perfect match for a collaboration with an established star like Alkaline.

Speaking on the project, Alkaline expressed his excitement about working with Knaxx.

“This project is all about bridging the gap between different generations of dancehall and reggae. I believe what we’ve created together will leave a lasting impact on the music scene,” he said.

Knaxx shared his enthusiasm, stating: “To collaborate with an icon like Alkaline is a dream come true. I’ve learned so much throughout this process, and what we’ve been working on, this is just the beginning of a new chapter in dancehall and reggae music.”

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