Pablo YG, Javillani team up for new single ‘Celebration’
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February 24, 2025

Pablo YG, Javillani team up for new single ‘Celebration’

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Dancehall artiste Pablo YG has teamed up with Javillani to release his new single Celebration.

The single produced by YGF Records is the lead single from his newly announced debut album, Key to the Century, set to be released this year.

The song and video are out Monday on all platforms.

In the song, Pablo YG and Jahvillani trade verses on the new track, name-dropping the fruits of their labour, from the flashiest cars to the finest fabrics. Boosted by an infectious chorus, their latest effort is primed for the fast-approaching summer party season.

The duo, both hailing from Ocho Rios on Jamaica’s north coast, have previously teamed up on tracks like King of the Coast, Headshot, and Young N Free.

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