Grammy winner Sean Paul has teamed up with Barbadian singer-songwriter Amanda Reifer to drop an upbeat duet that screams “Move!”
Dancehall king Sean Paul and Amanda Reifer have dropped “No One” on Wednesday through Dutty Rock Productions, distributed by Milk and Honey.
In the song, Paul’s sharp-paced delivery alternates with Reifer’s melodic lines as they trade verses over a groove Daramola built with an Afrobeats rhythm.
That back-and-forth is so infectious; it’s like a dancefloor conversation that just keeps going and won’t stop anytime soon.
The connection continues in the music video directed by Kieran Khan, where Sean Paul is the perfect matchmaker to bring together two strangers.
It is special for Reifer to collaborate with Paul on her song.
“My upbringing was infused with Sean’s music and influence in the Caribbean, and I’ve always been in awe of his international presence,” Reifer said. “Writing with him is a real honor; he paved the way for so many Caribbean artists.”
“No One” is Paul and Reifer’s second joint song after “Sweat (Part II)” in 2024. It might interest you to know that “No One” was their first songwriting collaboration.
Paul had a lot to say about “No One,” describing it as a song that reunites the two singers.
“Amanda and I found a rhythm together from that first session,” Sean Paul says. “I love that we get to make a song with Jamaica and Barbados in it. And Daramola came with a riddim that allows us to shine.”
