Bittah Sosicka x Iyara – Circle

Bittah Sosicka and Iyara link up on “Circle, ” a dancehall cut that circles around loyalty, trust, and cutting bad energy loose before it cuts you first. The song lands with a streetwise, cautionary tone rather than big-room party chatter, and the hook plays straight into the idea of keeping your circle small and solid. The production from JayCrazie Records gives it a tense, driving feel that suits the message: dark enough to sound wary, but clean and melodic enough to keep it moving.

Bittah Sosicka has been building from Queens, New York, while carrying a clear Jamaican dancehall and reggae sensibility in his music. His catalog already shows an artist who mixes hard-edged street records with more reflective writing, and he’s spoken about wanting work that speaks to struggle and survival rather than empty posturing. Iyara, meanwhile, is a long-standing Jamaican dancehall voice from the Alliance camp, first known for more hardcore lyricism before showing more range in recent years. His name has been around the scene for years, with coverage tying him to the Bounty Killer orbit and later noting new projects and an EP release in 2024.

JayCrazie Records has been active in dancehall for a while, with a catalogue that includes riddim work and singles across the modern digital circuit, and “Circle” fits that lane of sleek, melodic production with a street-coded message. The release surfaced in May 2026, with the record listed under JayCrazie and credited across digital platforms in that window. What makes it work is the pairing itself: Bittah Sosicka brings the sharper, newer-school edge, while Iyara adds the seasoned yard-man authority that gives the song more weight.