Jamaican dancehall star Sean Paul has added another crossover release to his 2026 catalogue with “DIP,” a new single credited with Sommer Ray.

Apple Music lists the one-track release as modern dancehall and dates it September 30, 2026. The recording is issued by Dutty Rock Productions under exclusive licence to Milk & Honey Records.

A movement-driven dancehall release

The track continues Sean Paul’s long-running approach of taking Jamaican dancehall into collaborations that reach beyond the genre’s traditional lanes. Reporting around the release describes “DIP” as built around movement and club energy, with Sommer Ray involved in the collaboration.

The release is notable less for an elaborate campaign than for its direct digital rollout. Sean Paul teased the song in late September before the completed single appeared across streaming services.

Another crossover move from Dutty Rock

Sean Paul’s career has repeatedly connected dancehall with pop, hip-hop, R&B and electronic audiences while retaining a distinctly Jamaican vocal identity. “DIP” follows that pattern while arriving through his own Dutty Rock Productions banner.

For listeners following current Jamaican releases, the key verified point is simple: “DIP” is now an officially released Sean Paul and Sommer Ray single, and the store metadata identifies it as a 2026 modern-dancehall release.

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