Buju Banton x Gramps Morgan – Power

Buju Banton and Gramps Morgan link up on “Power, ” a roots-steady duet that feels built for grown listeners rather than quick-hit dancefloor rush. The song sits on Buju’s Too Too Bad album and lands through Gargamel Music Inc. with exclusive licensing to VP Music Group, a pairing that keeps the release inside Buju’s longtime independent camp while giving it proper global reach. The producer credit goes to Dready, whose name has been attached to the project’s 2026 run.

The track plays like a statement of purpose. Buju comes in with the bark and authority that made him one of dancehall’s defining voices, while Gramps brings the smoother, spiritual grain he has carried through Morgan Heritage and his solo work. Together they frame “Power” around strength, faith, and the kind of resilience that has always sat close to conscious reggae. The title is no accident; this is music that speaks to endurance, self-worth, and standing firm.

Sound-wise, it moves with a warm, mid-tempo sway rather than anything hurried. The production leaves room for the vocals to carry the weight, with a clean, roots-leaning backdrop that feels polished but not overworked. Buju’s presence gives it grit, Gramps softens and lifts it, and the blend lands with the easy chemistry of two voices that understand the same tradition from different angles. It is a mature cut, and one that fits neatly into the current chapter of both artists’ catalogs.