Spragga Benz – At Nuh Time

Spragga Benz comes through with “At Nuh Time, ” a hard-edged dancehall single that sounds built for the selector’s pull-up moment. The title alone sets the mood: a warning shot for people running out of place, with Spragga’s clipped delivery giving the tune its pressure and urgency. It sits comfortably in the lane he has owned for decades, where streetwise chatter, sharp timing and a seasoned deejay’s control do the heavy lifting.

Spragga Benz remains one of the key names from Jamaica’s 1990s dancehall era, the kind of artist who could move between gunman talk, clash energy and more playful material without losing identity. He is still active and still working with the kind of production teams that keep his voice in the center of contemporary bashment. The release is linked to Genzisland Records, Red Square Productions and Ejor, with 2026 attached as the release year.

Sonically, “At Nuh Time” feels like a stripped, forward-driving cut rather than a glossy crossover attempt. The production leaves space for the vocal to cut through, with a rhythm that sounds taut and impatient, closer to dancehall command than melody-first singjay work. That gives the song its force: Spragga sounding like a man delivering a line that is already meant to end the argument.