Likkle Vybz – Money & Girls

Likkle Vybz comes at Money and Girls with the kind of young-gun confidence that has helped him step out of his family name and into his own lane. The song sits right in the modern dancehall pocket: money talk, girl talk, status talk, delivered with a slick, forward-moving bounce that feels made for uptempo juggling and party rotation. It is the sort of cut that keeps the hook bright and the wording direct, with the artist riding the rhythm in a way that matches the current street-facing style coming out of Jamaica.

Likkle Vybz, the son of Vybz Kartel, has been building his catalogue as one of the more visible members of the younger Gaza generation. His releases have carried an energetic, contemporary edge, and that family connection still gives his music an extra layer of attention, even as he keeps pushing a voice of his own. Money and Girls fits that profile neatly: youthful, glossy, and tuned to the dancehall appetite for flossing, women, and everyday ambition.

Silver Birds Records is the right home for it. The label has long had a taste for clean, hard-hitting dancehall and has already worked a string of club-ready projects in that lane. On this 2026 single, the production feels trimmed for impact, with enough space for the vocals to cut through and the bass to do its job.