Feloni19 – Wanted

Feloni19 comes in on Wanted with the kind of street-tough, trap-leaning dancehall that has been pushing his profile across Jamaica this year. The song sits right in his lane: a hard, clipped vocal style, a menacing bounce, and the restless energy that has made his name stick with listeners following the newer Montego Bay wave. The title frames the record like a manhunt and the writing feels cut from that cloth, with the artist sounding like he is moving through pressure, suspicion, and self-protection rather than just bragging for sport.

By 2026, Feloni19 had already been building steady momentum off his Rabbit Season run, and Wanted arrives as another sharp single in that same stretch. He first came up as Felony Music before reintroducing himself as Feloni19, and that reset seems to have sharpened the whole presentation: grittier, more focused, and better aligned with the raw, modern dancehall crowd that wants attitude as much as melody. His background as Antonio Troupe from Granville, Montego Bay also matters here, because the song carries that regional street perspective without sounding boxed in by it.

Lonzo Records handles the release, and the label’s recent activity has put it in the middle of a very current dancehall run, working with newer names and helping move material that lives comfortably on streaming platforms and DJ packs. Wanted lands on July 4, 2026, as a one-track single, and that stripped-down rollout suits the record. There is no clutter around it, just a direct statement from an artist still pushing upward and sounding increasingly sure of the form he wants to own.