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Brownskin Rae builds on IMC momentum with Taking Over
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Entertainment, Music, Splash
April 2, 2026

Brownskin Rae builds on IMC momentum with Taking Over

Dancehall artiste Brownskin Rae is making a bold statement with her latest single, Taking Over, a track that continues to gain strong traction and position her as one of the emerging voices to watch on the local dancehall scene.

According to the rising entertainer, the response to the single has been overwhelmingly positive, with listeners connecting strongly to both its energy and message.

“The song has been doing very well and I’m getting a lot of great feedback,” she shared.

The growing buzz around Taking Over follows Brownskin Rae’s standout showing at the recently concluded International Music Conference (IMC), where she not only delivered a performance but also hosted a panel discussion.

The experience, she noted, played a significant role in boosting her confidence and increasing her visibility within the music industry.

“The experience was really empowering. It’s great to see what other artistes are working on and to interact with people who genuinely love the industry in an open forum,” the artiste explained.

With momentum firmly on her side, Brownskin Rae is now focused on completing a summer EP. She revealed that several producers have already reached out with potential tracks, and the next step is narrowing down the right selections for the project.

Adding to her expanding portfolio, the artiste has also been gaining recognition for her songwriting skills and is now being approached to write for other performers.

“I feel honoured that people are recognising my penmanship, and I’m open to writing for others,” she said.

With Taking Over continuing to build momentum and her IMC appearance still fresh in the minds of industry insiders, Brownskin Rae is clearly stepping confidently into her moment in dancehall.

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