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Joel Engineer & Rhece Drop Hard-Hitting Dancehall Track “38”

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September 29, 2025
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Kingston Jamaica, – Dancehall producer Joel Engineer has linked up with longtime friend and fresh new voice Rhece for the explosive single “38,” now available across all streaming platforms.

The track is on the BRAVE Riddim, a powerhouse production also featuring Teebone and Natebadz, and an already released song by Popcaan titled “Decapitation”. “38” marks Joel Engineer’s fourth official release and his third for 2025, further establishing him as one of the genre’s most exciting young producers.

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For Rhece, a Wolmer’s Boys’ High School past student who built his buzz on TikTok, this debut moment is the culmination of years of quiet grind. Describing how “38” came to life, Rhece shared, “Joel sent me the beat and the energy was just there. I stepped in the booth and went straight to recording—one take. The lyrics came in a flow state of mind.”

With its gritty flow, magnetic energy, and undeniable chemistry between artist and producer, “38” signals Rhece’s arrival while keeping Joel Engineer’s hit streak alive.

Stream “38” now on all major platforms.

Stay tuned for the official visuals and more releases from the BRAVE Riddim in October.

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