CEH Nov 2023 New Dancehall Releases Spotlights Davido- ‘Unavailable’ featuring Sean Paul & Ding Dong Remix

Written by: Nekisha 'Neicy' Cyrus

Can someone say Remix!!!
Nigerian Afrobeat Maestro Davido just dropped his third official remix and music video for his global hit ‘Unavailable’ and guess which Jamaican Dancehall Superstars he has enlisted for this epic remix?

Well, if you guessed the top-notch Jamaican Stars Sean Paul & Ding Dong, you guessed right. This Global Dancehall remix version premiered on November 8, 2023, and has since amassed 1.6 million views and counting to date.

The remix joins a list of heavy hitters that the Nigerian Recording Artiste has already released since the song dropped. This list includes Major Lazer and Latto thus far.

And of course, we had to check in with our peeps in these YouTube streets to see what they’re saying about this remix:

Be sure to let us know your thoughts on this new remix, while you check out what else is trending this month in our November Dancehall releases 2023!

1. UNAVAILABLE (Sean Paul & Ding Dong) Davido 0:45
2. Simma Beenie Man 0:45
3. Drive Thru Chronic Law 0:45
4. My Faith Jah Vinci 0:45
5. Top Dawg Jahshii 0:45
6. Cyaah Done Konshens ft. Iwaata 0:45
7. Family Nhance 0:46
8. Dweet Valiant 0:45
9. Prayer Jafrass, Jahmiel 0:45
10. Above Dem Jayblem 0:46

 

Hashtags: #NewDancehall2023 #NewDancehall #Dancehall #Davido #SeanPaul #DingDong #BeenieMan #JahVinc #Jafrass #ChronicLaw #Valiant  #IWaata #Konshens #Jayblem #Nhance #Jahshi #TrinidadandTobago #Jamaica

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