Jah Mason x Kross & Buss – Release Me

Jah Mason returns in the same conscious lane that’s carried him from the early 1990s through decades of roots and dancehall work, and “Release Me” finds him sounding reflective rather than fiery. The title reads like a plea for space or release from pressure, and that emotional pull sits well with his long-running reputation as a singer who puts message before flash. Jah Mason was born in Manchester, Jamaica, broke in during the early ’90s, and later aligned with the Bobo Ashanti branch of Rastafari, a move that sharpened the spiritual edge in his music.

Kross and Buss come in as the French production outfit behind the track, a team that has been active in reggae, dancehall, and hip-hop since the late 1990s. Their catalogue has already crossed paths with Jah Mason before, and they’ve also worked with a mix of Caribbean voices across modern digital releases, which places this single inside a producer-run space that knows how to handle both roots feeling and contemporary polish.

Musically, “Release Me” sits in a restrained, modern reggae pocket: steady drums, warm bass pressure, and enough open air around the vocal to let Jah Mason’s phrasing carry the emotion. It doesn’t rush the point. The song feels aimed at listeners who want that meditative, late-night Jah Mason tone rather than a club-first cut, and the 2026 release date confirms it as one of his newer singles in a busy run of output this year.