Intence Drops First Studio Album VOYAGE, Debuts at #4 on iTunes Reggae Chart

The Kingstonian deejay delivers his first full body of work, a 16-track project packed with surprise collaborations, including Tarrus Riley and Jah Cure, debuting at #4 on the iTunes Reggae Chart.

Dancehall artiste Intence

Dancehall artiste Intence has finally released his long-awaited debut album VOYAGE, arriving on January 1st after a series of delays and marking a major milestone for the Kingstonian deejay. The album debuts at #4 on the iTunes Reggae Albums Chart.

The 16-track project comes with several unexpected collaborations, including “Poverty” featuring reggae icon Tarrus Riley, and “Lead” with Jah Cure - marking the incarcerated singer’s first new release in quite some time. Intence also join forces with artiste and producer MXSSIVH on “Cash Cuddler” and teams with Tabeta Cshae on “Genesis.”

VOYAGE includes previously released standouts like “Like U,” along with his hit “SHH,” one of the strongest hits in his catalog which produced by Countree Hype. he album also features tracks such as “Lesson” and “BPPE,” both of which made a notable impact.

Intence (Given name Tashawn Gabbidon) collaborates with a range of producers on the album, including Nuh Brakes Records, Redboom Supamix, Deemo, Adde Instrumentals, and Johnny Womder, among others, offering a diverse palette of beats that highlight his versatility.

With its blend of high-energy singles, surprising features, and a renewed artistic direction, VOYAGE officially stands as Intence’s first studio album, released via VP Records, following his Public Enemy No. 1 mixtape and Wounded EP.