Monifa Goss Ft. Chronic Law & Blak Friday – Try Mi (Remix)

Monifa Goss has been circling the Jamaican spotlight for a while, and “Try Mi (Remix)” feels like the kind of record that sharpens her lane rather than changing it. She first came into wider view as a teen singer with serious stage presence, then kept building through rootsier live work and a run of singles and an EP that pushed her into a more dancehall-adjacent pop space. By 2026, she sounds like an artist who knows exactly how much melody to use and how much edge to leave in the vocal.

The remix pairs her with Chronic Law and Blak Friday, which gives the song a heavier street-dancehall counterweight. Monifa’s original “Try Mi” sits around a mid-tempo pulse, with a clean, polished bounce and a catchy hook that makes space for her strong, sweet-toned delivery. The remix keeps that sleek feel but adds more bite in the verses, and that is where Chronic Law’s grittier, no-nonsense style changes the temperature. Blak Friday’s presence helps tighten the song’s tougher side, so the record lands somewhere between radio-friendly and rude-boy ready.

Pick Pockets Entertainment handles the release, and that fits the current wave of Jamaican indie outfits that are pairing polished female-led hooks with rougher dancehall features to widen the record’s reach. The track arrives in 2026, and the timing makes sense: Monifa Goss is still in that growth phase where each release is doing two jobs at once, keeping her in the conversation and carving out a sound that feels modern without losing the island core.