Sean Paul and Barbadian Singer Amanda Reifer Reunite on New Single “No One”

The Grammy-winning Dancehall superstar reunites with the Barbadian singer-songwriter for their second collaboration, blending Dancehall and Afrobeats on the Daramola-produced single

Sean Paul and Barbadian singer Amanda Reifer

Multi-award-winning Dancehall icon Sean Paul has teamed up with Barbadian singer-songwriter Amanda Reifer for their latest collaboration, “No One,” released on November 11 via Dutty Rock Productions.

Produced by Nigerian-born producer Daramola, whose credits include Farruko and Beéle’s “Santorini” and Sofía Reyes and Pedro Capó’s “Casualidad,” among others, the single blends Dancehall and Afrobeats, bringing together Sean Paul’s signature delivery and Reifer’s melodic vocals.

For Reifer, collaborating with the Jamaican superstar represents a full-circle moment, having grown up watching Sean Paul take Caribbean music to the global stage and inspire a generation of artistes across the region.

“Sean’s music and influence was always present in my life growing up in the Caribbean and I’ve been inspired by his global impact,” Reifer shared. “Sharing the pen with him is a real honor, I mean he swung open so many doors for us Caribbean artists.”

The single marks their second collaboration, following 2024’s “Sweat (Part II),” but their first time writing a song together.

Sean Paul also welcomed the reunion, highlighting the musical connection between Jamaica and Barbados. “Amanda and I found a rhythm together from that first session. I love that you can hear Jamaica and Barbados in the same record, and Daramola gave us a riddim that let both of us do our thing,” he said.

The release comes as Sean Paul continues his musical run into 2027, with more new material on the way.