Spice’s debut studio effort 10, which was released in 2021, has re-entered the Billboard Reggae Albums chart.

The set has jumped back onto the tally at #15. It previously opened and peaked at #6.

The album features collaborations with Olaf Blackwood, Nicho, Shaggy, Sean Paul, and Melissa Musique.

Among the producers who contributed to the Ranch Entertainment-executive produced project are Di Genius, Supa Dups, Costi, Teflon, Shaggy, Tony “CD” Kelly, and Musical Masquerade.

To date, Spice has logged five entries on the Billboard Reggae Albums chart. The EP Captured rose to #1 in 2018, So Mi Like it (EP) stalled at #14 in 2014, Emancipated opened at #7 in 2022, and Mirror 25 hit #7 in 2024.

Still on the Billboard Reggae Albums chart, Legend by Bob Marley and the Wailers spends 355 non-consecutive weeks at #1. The greatest hits compilation, which was released in 1984, was last week certified 16x platinum in the United Kingdom.

Shaggy’s Best of Shaggy: The Boombastic Collection remains at #2, with The Trinity by Sean Paul, which spent 44 weeks at #1, re-entering at #3.

Another former chart-topper, Dutty Rock by Sean Paul, which was on top for 75 weeks, stays steady at #4, while 15-week #1 sprinter World on Fire by Stick Figure is #5.

Greatest Hits by UB40 spent 10 weeks in pole position and this week it holds down the #6 spot, while Wisdom by Stick Figure, which interrupted Legend’s dominance for one week, stays put at #7.

Set in Stone by Stick Figure is #8, One, Two by Sister Nancy dials at #9 for a second week, and Tomorrow by Sean Kingston scores its sixth week on the chart, inching up to #10.

Damian Marley’s Welcome to Jamrock, which was on top for 5 weeks in 2005, inches up to #11, while his dad Bob Marley and the Wailers who peaked at #3, dips to #12.

Endless Summer by The Elovaters remains at #13 and Kaya by Bob Marley and the Wailers re-enters at #14.

For You by Kemar McGregor, Beenie Man, and Snoop Dogg featuring Elephant Man, Dyani, Shaneil Muir, Tifa, Vanessa Bling, Stefflon Don, Kraff, and Pamputtae gets a new lease on life, rising from #38 to #37 on Billboard’s Rhythmic Airplay.

Karol G’s BbY WOW, featuring Judeline and rusowsky, which samples producer Cordell “Skatta” Burrell’s Coolie Dance rhythm, surges back to #1 on both Billboard’s Global 200 and Global 200 Excluding US charts.

The song returns to #1 on Latin Rhythm Airplay and Latin Airplay, which continues its dominance at #1 on Hot Latin Songs and Hot Latin Rhythm Songs.

Meanwhile, Do You by Fara and Tugstar takes over the #1 spot on the Reggae North Canadian Top 20 Reggae and Dancehall chart. Gal Bad Mind by Fyahnese and Steve Knight inches up to #2, Mr Ungrateful by KrazyBonez falls to #3.

Concrete Jungle by Captain Love and Medi by Empress Divine are #4 and #5, respectively.

Over to the South Florida Reggae chart, Deliver Me by Derrick Soctt spends a second week at #1, while Diamond in the Rough by Ed Robinson flies from #12 to #9. My Sound by Christopher Ellis steps up from #15 to #13, while Don’t Ever Wonder by Yah Mystic enters at #24.

There are two new entries on the New York Reggae chart: 1 Psalm by Masicka and Damian Marley opens at #29, while If I Follow My Heart by Beenie Man and Stevie Face starts at #30.
The Girl in His Mind by Richie Stephens is on top for the third week.

And, finally, over on The Voice of the Caribbean’s Florida Reggae and Dancehall Top 20 Radio Singles chart, 1 Psalm a Day by Masicka and Damian Marley remain at #1, with A Little Bit (I’m Okay) by Ky-Mani Marley inching up to #2.

Move by Cham and Jada Kingdom, which spent three weeks on top, falls to #3, while Shine by Dexta Daps climbs to #4.

Give Thanks, a former #1 by Future Fambo and Sheenwrks, slides down to #5.