Skippa – Rich & Done

Skippa comes in with the kind of blunt, status-chasing talk that has made him one of the sharper young voices in Jamaican dancehall. Rich and Done is a money-and-motion record, but it is not just a flex tune; the title carries that done-style finality that runs through a lot of current street dancehall, where success, survival, and self-mythology sit in the same bar.

The song fits Skippa’s lane well. Born and raised in Kingston, he works with a modern dancehall approach that favors tight phrasing, catchy hooks, and an alert, slightly playful edge even when the lyrics turn serious. He has spent the last few years building steady visibility with singles and a growing catalogue that has kept him in the conversation among the newer generation. This release lands in 2026, adding to a run that has helped define his rise.

Sonically, Rich and Done rides a hard, clean dancehall pulse with enough room for the vocal to do the heavy lifting. The production feels built for sound systems: crisp drums, an insistent bounce, and a cold, glossy mood that matches the song’s rich-man talk. Skippa’s delivery keeps it quick and pointed, with the kind of streetwise cadence that makes the record feel immediate rather than overworked.

It arrives through the Rich Together Entertainment circle, a name that has been active across recent dancehall releases and riddim work. In that context, Rich and Done sits as another straight-ahead single aimed at rotation, one that plays to Skippa’s instincts for sharp, current dancehall without blunting the rougher edge that gives his music its appeal.