Jamaican dancehall artists Xyclone and Tifa join forces with legendary New York production duo Massive B on their new single “Gasolina,” a high-energy dancehall cut built for sound systems and global playlists alike.
The track is the third single from Massive B’s upcoming riddim project, produced by longtime dancehall and reggae authority Bobby Konders. Massive B — comprised of Bobby Konders and Jabba — are best known to U.S. audiences for their long-running Fire Sundays residency on Hot 97, a platform that has helped bridge Jamaican dancehall with New York hip-hop culture for decades.
Tifa, widely recognized as one of the leading female dancehall deejays to emerge in the 2010s, arrives on “Gasolina” fresh off the momentum of her 2025 single “Can’t Cancel Me”, a defiant anthem that resonated strongly across Caribbean and international dancehall audiences.
Xyclone brings his own proven track record to the collaboration. The Jamaican artist has previously earned placement on
Billboard’s reggae charts, marking him as one of the genre’s rising voices with crossover reach.
Together, “Gasolina” captures a classic Massive B formula — pairing contemporary dancehall lyricism with heavyweight riddim production — while spotlighting two artists who represent different generations of Jamaica’s evolving sound.
