Jadel x 10Tik – Lolli

Jadel and 10Tik meet on “Lolli, ” a cheeky dancehall-soca crossover that plays with flirtation rather than going straight for explicit talk. The title says plenty: this is sweet-talk music with a sticky hook, built for a quick replay and an easy singalong. Jadel brings the melodic lift and Carnival-ready polish she has been carrying through her recent work, while 10Tik adds the rougher Kingston edge that has made his name on tough, streetwise records.

10Tik comes out of Jamaican dancehall with a run of songs shaped by realism, loyalty, and pressure, and that grounded tone gives him a different color beside Jadel’s brighter, more playful delivery. Jadel, from Trinidad and Tobago, moves comfortably between straight soca energy and Caribbean fusion, and her 2024 album Don’t Be Mistaken. . . showed how naturally she can switch from party mode to crossover melodies. Together, they make “Lolli” feel like a regional link-up rather than a novelty duet.

Bing Bang Studioz and Studio Impact give the record a clean, modern frame that suits both voices. The production keeps the rhythm light on its feet, with enough bounce for the fete crowd and enough space for the vocals to trade lines and flirt through the chorus. Released in 2026, it sits neatly in the current wave of Caribbean singles that blur the line between dancehall and soca without losing the feel of either side.