Mr. Eazi x Dre Skull x Vybz Kartel – Lambo

Mr. Eazi, Dre Skull, and Vybz Kartel sound like an alliance with history behind it, and “Lambo” lands in that sweet spot where Afrobeats polish meets dancehall muscle. The title points straight at wealth, motion, and status, but the song’s real charge comes from the tension between Mr. Eazi’s smooth, half-sung delivery and Kartel’s razor-edged patter. It feels less like a novelty link-up than a meeting of scenes that have been circling each other for years: Lagos pop, Brooklyn-rooted dancehall production, and Kingston’s most influential voice cutting through the middle.

Dre Skull is the connective tissue here. Through Mixpak, he has spent well over a decade pushing dancehall outward without sanding off its identity, and his work with Vybz Kartel helped define that lane long before cross-continental collaborations became routine. The label has been a reliable home for records that understand club pressure, street slang, and international reach at the same time. “Lambo” fits that lineage neatly, especially with Mixpak and emPawa sharing the release.

Mr. Eazi brings a different kind of star power. The Nigerian singer has long moved between Afrobeats, alté-adjacent cool, and dancehall-inflected rhythm, but he’s also a businessman who has built emPawa into a platform for African talent. Kartel, meanwhile, remains one of dancehall’s defining figures, famous for his quick-fire phrasing, sly charisma, and the kind of presence that can turn a simple boast into a hook. The song’s title suggests flash and flex, but the pairing gives it more weight than that: this is a record about confidence, cross-pollination, and three artists who know exactly how to make different dance floors lock in.