Munga Honorable – Quick And Fast

Munga Honorable returns on Quick And Fast with the kind of sharp, forward-moving dancehall cut that suits him. The song sits in his long-running lane of streetwise, high-energy records, delivered with the clipped, animated phrasing that made him one of the more distinctive voices to emerge from Jamaica in the mid-2000s. Here he sounds switched on and impatient in the right way, with the title pointing to speed, urgency, and the blunt confidence that runs through a lot of his best work.

Munga, born Damian Rhoden in St. Mary and raised in the dancehall tradition, came up as a Capleton protégé before building a catalog that moved between hardcore party records, motivational songs, and more reflective material. Quick And Fast lands in 2026 and is tied to Hilltop Records and Life Of A G Entertainment, a pairing that has already been active around Munga’s recent output. That context matters because it places the single inside a current stretch of releases that keep him visible without leaning on nostalgia.

The production has that modern, digital dancehall snap, with a driving pulse that leaves space for Munga’s vocal attack to carry the record. It plays like a straight-to-the-point anthem: no wasted motion, just brisk energy, sharp melody, and a performance built for selectors who want something immediate in a juggling.