Written by: Nekisha Cyrus
Jamaican Grammy Award-winner and International Dancehall Artiste, Sean Paul returns to his Dancehall roots with his 7th official studio album, ‘Live N Livin’.
In what some are labeling a solid dancehall body of work, the ‘Get Busy’ superstar’s latest album features some of Jamaica’s Top Dancehall and Reggae stars such as Damien Marley, Buju Banton, Busy Signal, Mavado, and more. In addition to featuring some of Jamaica’s Dancehall heavy hitters, also making the cut is Ghanaian Dancehall and Afropop artiste, Stonebwoy.
Since returning to Jamaica and being unable to travel and perform like many due to the pandemic, Sean Paul during the past year used this time to record two albums. ‘Live N Livin’, which is officially out now and available on all streaming platforms, and ‘Scorcha’, which is still yet to be announced.
‘Live N Livin’ features a total of 16-tracks, 15 collaborations, and 1 solo track. The album is produced by Sean Paul’s Dutty Rock Productions team and is distributed by the digital distribution platform, ONErpm.

Sean Paul’s ‘Live N Livin’ official playlist
The official 16 track playlist includes:
Since its release, fans are already anticipating when next they will witness the ‘Temperature’ singer perform. But it seems like they won’t have to wait that long as Sean Paul has already announced that he will be performing live from Jamaica on Saturday 10th April, at 4 pm EST.
According to dreamstage.live, fans will get to teleport to the Caribbean for feel-good music through their superior hi-def visual virtual concert stage that brings dancehall ambassador Sean Paul and surprise musical guests into homes where fans can dance like no one’s watching in unison with others. Against the backdrop of turquoise waters, expect music by his live band and DJ as he jams to a mix of his classics as well as singles off his new album out now.
So be sure to mark your calendars and save the date!
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