Guyana is more than a song. It’s a pure expression of love. With heartfelt lyrics and a timeless melody, this masterpiece captures the spirit of a nation and the deep connection its people carry wherever they go. Whether you’re near or far, Guyana brings you right back home.
Album Art credits: Jay Carter, Kenatta Chester (2016)
Slow Jam is a lovers rock anthem that makes you feel like holding your lover close to you. It’s warm, intimate, and made for slow whines under soft music and moonlit skies. This fan favorite turns every moment into a slow, magical groove.
It's all about the paper It's all about the DP wuh we tell them
If it ain't about the m-o-n-e-y Nah tell me nothin, b-y-e, bye If it ain't about the d-o-u-g-h Yuh betta pack up yuh bag and skate If it ain't about the Read more
It's all about the paper It's all about the DP wuh we tell them
If it ain't about the m-o-n-e-y Nah tell me nothin, b-y-e, bye If it ain't about the d-o-u-g-h Yuh betta pack up yuh bag and skate If it ain't about the cheddar Mi nah care Nah want hear about the weather Show me the money Mi nah know nothin betta It ain't about the paper Boy see you later
I got my mind on my money My money on my mind Everywhere me turn me ah see a dollar sign Stackin up me money ah di best pastime And every single day I'm on the grind Me nah Movado Me nah want see no box ah money Me want two container pon di docks ah money Affi tek a whole year fi climb me stacks a money So listen here honey
If it ain't about the m-o-n-e-y Nah tell me nothin, b-y-e, bye If it ain't about the d-o-u-g-h Yuh betta pack up yuh bag and skate If it ain't about the cheddar Mi nah care Nah want hear about the weather Show me the money Mi nah know nothin betta It ain't about the paper Boy see you later
If you see me pon tar Me ah roam fi me dinner Affi eat caviar, drive inna Bimma Vacation in a private villa With a off white Benz Me call har Manilla Say me hate poverty Nah tolerate poverty Zero outta ten ah wah me rate poverty Nah come inna me yard Pass straight poverty Broke dudes, stop call Me nah date poverty
If it ain't about the m-o-n-e-y Nah tell me nothin, b-y-e, bye If it ain't about the d-o-u-g-h Yuh betta pack up yuh bag and skate If it ain't about the cheddar Mi nah care Nah want hear about the weather Show me the money Mi nah know nothin betta It ain't about the paper Boy see you later
Money is the only thing I don't want a diamond ring Don't get it twisted Don't get it twisted, yea I don't need none of your love The cars, none of the above I just want the mean green
If it ain't about the m-o-n-e-y Nah tell me nothin, b-y-e, bye If it ain't about the d-o-u-g-h Yuh betta pack up yuh bag and skate If it ain't about the cheddar Mi nah care Nah want hear about the weather Show me the money Mi nah know nothin betta It ain't about the paper Boy see you later
Darrell affi live life like Pharrell Money inna tank and barrel Shoe bottom red like sorrel If it ain't about the money Ain't about the money I don't really care, you know
A throwback to Jackie’s very first love song, Nakupenda is an Afro-soca dance song produced by the late Osley 'Spida' Hopkinson. Built on a Swahili hook meaning “I love you,” it blends infectious Afro-Guyanese drums with Read more
A throwback to Jackie’s very first love song, Nakupenda is an Afro-soca dance song produced by the late Osley 'Spida' Hopkinson. Built on a Swahili hook meaning “I love you,” it blends infectious Afro-Guyanese drums with heartfelt lyrics that moves vibrantly. Joyful, boundary-breaking, and deeply romantic, it honors love across cultures and generations.
Hold the Faith is a powerful Reggae ballad that is inspired by Jackie’s early life and the strength that carried her through the toughest times. It encourages listeners to stay focused, believe in themselves, and stay strong through every challenge. Don't give up. Victory is around the bend!
A lyrically lethal dancehall track, Fight Ova Man is one of Jackie’s earliest releases that set the tone for her fearless career. It celebrates women’s independence, ambition, and self-reliance, declaring “bad gyal nuh fight over man” and reminding every woman that she has the power to shape her own destiny.