Ymo G

Ymo G has made a mark in the reggae and dancehall scene with tracks that resonate with fans. “Dinero” stands out for its catchy rhythm and relatable lyrics about money and ambition. Another notable track, “Skull Account,” dives into themes of life and struggles, showcasing a blend of storytelling and rhythm that keeps listeners engaged.

Other tracks like “BLV,” “Fcck Up,” and “Traffic Blocking (Likkle Miss)” also contribute to Ymo G's growing catalog. Songs like “Disorder” and “Hot Leads” feature unique beats that often appeal to both club-goers and casual listeners alike. With “Rich Sinna,” “Call App,” and “silent rich,” Ymo G explores different sounds and messages, adding variety to his music. Each release seems to build on the last, keeping fans eager for what’s next.

Ymo G has recently released several singles that are catching attention in the reggae and dancehall scenes. The track “Luv Is Pain (2025)” explores themes of love and struggle, resonating with many fans. “Pot (2025)” delivers a rhythmic beat, blending traditional elements with contemporary sounds.

Another notable release is “Since Lately (Remastered) (2025),” which brings a fresh take on an earlier work, showcasing Ymo G's evolution as an artist. The single “Chase (2025)” features a catchy hook and engaging lyrics, adding to his growing discography. Each song reflects Ymo G's unique style and connection to the genre, appealing to both loyal listeners and new fans alike.

Ymo G's collaborations showcase a blend of styles and influences within the reggae and dancehall scenes. The track “BLV” features Sulfa Ge, where both artists bring their unique sounds together, creating a compelling listening experience. This collaboration highlights the synergy between their musical approaches.

In “Paranoid,” Ymo G teams up with Sulfa Ge and OjayDann, further expanding his reach in the genre. The combination of these artists results in a dynamic track that resonates with listeners. Other collaborations include “Disorder” with 9MR and “Activity” featuring Pablo Yg, both of which add depth to Ymo G's discography. Additionally, “Gallery Dept.” with Qwella rounds out this selection, showcasing varied themes and styles present in his work. Each collaboration adds a different flavor, reflecting the diverse landscape of contemporary reggae and dancehall music.