450 – More Pan More

450’s “More Pan More” lands as a bright, steel-pan-leaning celebration built for Carnival season, with the title alone pointing straight at the drum-and-pan energy at its core. The track keeps 450 in his lane as one of Jamaica’s newer dancehall voices, a singer known for sharp melody, street-rooted writing and a style that can move from raw to tender without sounding forced. His rise has been tied to a run of charting singles and a growing online audience, which has helped him cut through as a voice young listeners already recognize.

Black Shadow Music and Troyton Rami Music handle the production, a pairing that connects the song to a long-running dancehall lineage while giving it a cleaner, current-day finish. Troyton’s Black Shadow name has history in the Jamaican dancehall catalogue, and that legacy gives this release extra weight. On “More Pan More, ” the rhythm is light on its feet, with a bouncing, percussive swing and a melody that leaves room for the pan motif to do the heavy lifting. 450 rides it with a relaxed but confident vocal, keeping the hook easy to catch and the mood celebratory rather than aggressive.

The song feels aimed at the road and the street at once: pure vibes, plenty of color, and just enough bounce to slot neatly into a party set without losing its local flavor.