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Spice 🇯🇲 Dancehall singer reggae

With her embrace of the queer community and insistence on female beauty inside and out, Spice’s inclusive take on dancehall brings bashment culture kicking and screaming into the 21st century

Colorist RAINBOWHAIR & WIGS on Instagram: “The QUEEN OF DANCEHALL @spiceofficial looking AMAZING Unit constructed and COLORED by ME💁🏿‍♀️ @cynthialumzy 🔪🔪🔪🔪 SLAYEDDDDDDD 💯 hair…”

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Spice is out & about and making the news again for just being her usual free-spirited and vivacious self.

Jamaican dancehall star, Spice, is set to launch her Grace Hamilton Women Empowerment Foundation in Jamaica next month. Spice is taking her mission to help needy Jamaican women to the next level with the launch of the foundation on May 27th at the Eden Gardens in St Andrew, Jamaica. The “So Mi Like It” deejay has seen a surge in her popularity in dancehall locally and globally over the past few years and now as part of the VH1’s hit reality show, ‘Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta.’ “I heard some…

Spice 🇯🇲 Dancehall Singer

Jamaican dancehall music has a rich history, with a variety of talented artists who have shaped the genre over the years. One such artist who has made a significant impact on the dancehall scene is Spice, also known as "The Queen of Dancehall." In this article, we'll take a closer look at Spice and her rise to fame.Spice, whose real name is Grace Latoya Hamilton, was born on August 6, 1982, in Portmore, Jamaica. She grew up in a poor family and had to work hard from a young age to help…