Street Vybz 2.0 [250ML] – NotNice Records (Video Mix)

NotNice Records went back to a sound that already had a grip on the dancehall street and gave it a sharper 2024 frame with Street Vybz 2. 0 [250ML]. The result is built on a hard, driving pulse with room for chant-heavy hooks, slack talk, and the kind of switch-up energy that keeps a juggling moving in the party. It landed on March 15, 2024, and the release carries the Notnice name across the board, with the riddim issued as a full project rather than a one-off single. Skeng’s “Taboo” gives it the rawest edge, while Malie Donn’s “Casa” and Najeeriii’s “Bad” bring the fast-rising, youth-driven voice that has been shaping current dancehall.

Notnice has long been one of the more recognizable dancehall hitmakers out of Jamaica, with a catalogue that moves between street records and chart-facing productions, and Street Vybz 2. 0 sits neatly in that lane. The project revisits a name with history and updates it with a tighter, more contemporary bite, which is why the cut from Armanii, “Dunce Barbie II, ” matters too: it brings a sly, catchy character to the rhythm without softening the edge. Jahvillani’s “Tun It Up Loud” and Pablo YG’s “Pon Belly” round out the stronger moments, both leaning into aggressive delivery and crowd-ready phrasing that suits the beat’s pressure-cooker feel. The wider release runs 30 tracks in total across the 250ML edition, so this is very much a full-blown juggling meant for selectors, streaming, and social media replay.