Jada Kingdom teams up with dancehall veteran Baby Cham on new single ‘MOVE’
The Jamaican artist, nominated for two 2026 Caribbean Music Awards, releases the FaNaTIX-produced track with a Middle Eastern-inspired video.
NEW YORK, United States. Jamaican recording artist Jada Kingdom has released “MOVE”, a new collaboration with dancehall star Baby Cham, according to Caribbean entertainment publicist Paul Thom of the Thom Brand.
The single follows two 2026 Caribbean Music Award nominations for Jada Kingdom, for Song of the Year for her viral hit “G.A.D.” and for Female Dancehall Artist of the Year.
Produced by the Grammy Award-winning collective FaNaTIX, whose credits include Nicki Minaj, David Guetta and Idris Elba, “MOVE” blends Middle Eastern-inspired melodies, booming 808s and a slow-burning groove, Thom told Caribbean Life on Monday, July 6.
“From the opening notes, ‘MOVE’ settles into its own world, with Jada’s soft, intimate vocals and Baby Cham’s signature singjay delivery creating undeniable chemistry from start to finish,” he said.
The video
Thom said the accompanying music video is set against lavish Middle Eastern-inspired backdrops, with the singer in flowing sari-inspired looks amid rich colours and choreography.
A strong year
Thom said “G.A.D.” became one of her biggest records to date, earning editorial playlist support on Spotify, Apple Music, Pandora and Audiomack, and praise from Billboard, Stereogum and The Jamaica Gleaner.
She followed it with two projects: Just A Girl In A Money Man’s World, which Thom described as an exploration of power, ambition and womanhood, and New Religion, a collaborative EP with Foggieraw.
With more than 150 million Spotify streams, 100 million Apple Music streams and more than 200 million YouTube views, Thom said she continues to establish herself as “one of Jamaica’s most exciting and unpredictable artists.”
“Whether she’s making records built for Kingston’s street dances, exploring romance through R&B, or pulling inspiration from sounds around the world, her perspective remains unmistakably her own,” he said.
“MOVE” is available on all streaming platforms, and the video is streaming on YouTube.
