Skippa – #Skippaholic EP

Fresh cut. Skippa’s #Skippaholic EP landed on May 17, 2026, and the seven-song set folds together a run of recent singles with a few collaborations that widen the frame without changing the artist’s direct, current-day dancehall approach. The title alone gives the project a playful, self-mythologizing edge, and that tone runs through the release as Skippa moves between brash flexes, relationship talk, and the kind of clipped, melodic phrasing that has become central to his sound.

Across the EP, the sequencing places songs like “Wyfl, ” “Woosah, ” and “Gold Mine” near the center of the conversation, with “Her Type, ” “Take It Slow, ” and “Palm Tree” giving the project a mix of streetwise attitude and smoother, more romantic turns. The featured appearances from Pablo YG on “Palm Tree” and Jah Vinci on “On and On” add two different generations of Jamaican vocals to the package, and that contrast helps the release feel like a snapshot of where contemporary dancehall is sitting right now: hook-heavy, fast-moving, and built for repeated plays.

There is no long-form concept here, and the EP does not need one. It works as a short release built around singles already moving individually, then gathered together under one title. That format gives the songs a second life in sequence, with “On and On” closing one of the clearest guest moments and “Wyfl” and “Woosah” reinforcing the sharper solo side of the record. #Skippaholic is listed as a 2026 release with seven songs.