Jamaican dancehall performer Spice has reclaimed a position on the Billboard Reggae Albums chart as her inaugural full-length release 10, returned at number eight. The artist, born Grace Latoya Hamilton, stands as the sole female representative currently appearing on the rankings following renewed attention to her humanitarian work distributing emergency supplies across hurricane-affected Jamaican communities.
The album initially entered at number six following its VP Records release and earned a Grammy nomination for Best Reggae Album. Executive producer Shaggy oversaw the 15-track collection featuring collaborations including Go Down Deh, Love Her, and Send It Up.
Hamilton acknowledged the chart resurgence through social media, attributing increased visibility to international coverage of her disaster relief initiatives responding to Hurricane Melissa damage throughout the Caribbean nation.
The album initially entered at number six following its VP Records release and earned a Grammy nomination for Best Reggae Album. Executive producer Shaggy oversaw the 15-track collection featuring collaborations including Go Down Deh, Love Her, and Send It Up.
Hamilton acknowledged the chart resurgence through social media, attributing increased visibility to international coverage of her disaster relief initiatives responding to Hurricane Melissa damage throughout the Caribbean nation.
