Ce’cile x N’ken x Dj Fly x Foxii – Drink & Wine

“Drink and Wine” arrives as a late-summer style dancehall cut with a flirtatious, party-first mood, the kind of song that is less interested in big statements than in waistline movement and easy chemistry. Ce’Cile is the natural anchor here: one of dancehall’s most recognizable female voices, she’s long been valued for her confident delivery, sharp writing, and the way she can ride a riddim without losing her personality. She also has real production credentials, which matters with a record like this, because she has spent years on both sides of the booth.

The presence of N’Ken points the record toward the wider Francophone Caribbean, where shatta and dancehall have their own pulse and their own audience. That regional crossover gives the track a broader club feel, especially when paired with DJ Fly’s production touch and Foxii’s contribution in the mix. The sound is built for movement: bright, buoyant, and sensual rather than hard-edged, with a rhythm that leaves room for vocal play and call-and-response energy.

DJ Fly is not just the name on the producer line; he has a history of working dancehall and Caribbean-influenced material, and this song fits that part of his catalogue. “Drink and Wine” feels designed for dance floors that already know the code: a little teasing, a little smoke, and a hook that makes the title feel like an instruction rather than a suggestion. Released in 2026, it sits in the lane where Caribbean club music, French West Indian energy, and straight dancehall attitude meet without any need for over-explanation.