Ayetian x Skillibeng – Gih Yuh Some

Ayetian and Skillibeng link up on “Gih Yuh Some, ” a sharp-edged dancehall single that sits squarely in the new-school Jamaican lane: percussive, tense, and built for the dance while staying rooted in street talk and sharp melodic phrasing. The title alone points to the tune’s confrontational energy, and the pair ride it with the kind of swagger that makes a simple warning sound bigger than the words themselves.

Ayetian, also known as Malik Tercein, has been moving fast since “Lawge” pushed him into wider view, and he has kept building with high-profile collaborations across dancehall and beyond. Skillibeng comes in as the more established force, the Saint Thomas deejay whose fast, clipped delivery and raw lyrical style have made him one of the defining voices of this current dancehall wave. Together, they make sense on the same record: both artists thrive in songs that feel hard, immediate, and made for replay.

The release is credited to YGF Records and Crownboss Recordz, which places it in the orbit of independent dancehall imprint work rather than a major-label push. Released in 2026, “Gih Yuh Some” fits the ongoing run of collaborations that keep both artists visible in the scene, and it plays like a record aimed straight at selectors, DJs, and the fans who like their dancehall dark, direct, and ready for the set.