Sponge Music

Sponge Music has made a mark in the reggae and dancehall scene with tracks that resonate with fans. "Dont Talk Bout Me" stands out for its catchy beat and relatable lyrics, drawing listeners in. "Killa" offers a danceable rhythm that fans enjoy at parties and gatherings.

Other notable tracks include "Discuss," "Criminal," and "Blaspheme," each bringing its own vibe to the mix. The remix of "Lift Me up" adds a fresh twist, while "Tired" reflects themes of struggle and perseverance. "Secret to Survive" and "We Di Haffi Dehya" showcase the artist's versatility, appealing to a wide audience. Sponge Music's catalog continues to grow, keeping fans engaged and eager for more.

Sponge Music's latest album, "Forgiven Riddim Revamp (2024)," offers a fresh take on their earlier work and showcases their continued evolution in reggae and dancehall. The album follows "Forgiven Riddim (2023)," which laid the groundwork with its engaging beats and rhythms. The music reflects themes relevant to both personal and social contexts, connecting with listeners on multiple levels.

Their recent single, "Resentment (2025)," dives into emotional struggles, resonating with many. Another track, "10 Fish (2025)," adds a lighthearted touch, while "Discuss (2025)" brings up conversations around relationships. "Ball Game (2025)" rounds out their latest offerings, highlighting their ability to blend storytelling with catchy melodies. The combination of these tracks illustrates Sponge Music's dedication to their craft and their commitment to delivering relevant themes through their sound.

Sponge Music has teamed up with several artists for notable tracks. One standout collaboration is “Don't Talk Bout Me” featuring Demarco. This track brings together their distinct styles, creating a dynamic exchange of lyrics and rhythms. Another collaboration with Demarco, titled “Killa,” showcases a blend of energetic beats and engaging hooks that resonate well with fans.

The collaboration with Knaxx on “Discuss” also highlights Sponge Music's ability to create thought-provoking content. Meanwhile, “Criminal” featuring Staggy YBC offers a darker tone, addressing themes of struggle. Lastly, “Blaspheme” with Eddy G Bomba rounds out these collaborations, adding a unique flavor to Sponge Music's discography. Each partnership contributes to a diverse sound that appeals to reggae and dancehall audiences alike.