French electronic music producer HUGEL joins forces with fellow producer SOLTO (FR) on “Jamaican (Bam Bam),” a vibrant Afro-House anthem that first arrived on November 7, 2025 before later appearing on HUGEL’s studio project Twenty One, released on June 26, 2026. The collaboration transforms a reggae classic into a modern dancefloor anthem with a fresh electronic twist.
Inspired by Sister Nancy’s legendary 1982 hit “Bam Bam,” the track reimagines the iconic vocal sample through a fusion of Afro-House, dance, and electronic music. Rolling basslines, crisp percussion, hypnotic rhythms, and polished production combine to create an energetic sound designed for festivals, clubs, and late-night DJ sets.
Produced and composed by HUGEL, Antoine Duthey, and François-Guillaume Muller, “Jamaican (Bam Bam)” balances nostalgic reggae influences with contemporary electronic grooves. The result is a captivating crossover record that celebrates the timeless appeal of the original while introducing it to a new generation of dance music fans.
Released through MoBlack Records in partnership with Make The Girls Dance Records, the song has become a favorite among Afro-House enthusiasts, earning widespread support from DJs and electronic music lovers around the world.
“Jamaican (Bam Bam)” is available on major streaming platforms, including YouTube Music, Spotify, Audiomack, Deezer, and Apple Music, where it continues to attract listeners with its infectious rhythm and dancefloor energy.
With its seamless blend of classic reggae inspiration and modern Afro-House production, “Jamaican (Bam Bam)” stands as one of HUGEL’s standout releases, showcasing the creative chemistry between HUGEL and SOLTO (FR) while paying tribute to one of reggae’s most iconic songs.
