KINGSTON, Jamaica — Dancehall artist eNGee Dadon is making waves with his latest tracks, ‘Crocodile Masicka’ and ‘Is Masicka A Nanny?’, which blend social commentary with musical artistry. Formerly known as Pickney, the artist explained that these songs are inspired by observations within the dancehall industry. ‘Crocodile Masicka,’ released on August 9, critiques the current state of dancehall, using the metaphor of a crocodile to symbolize fear and pride concealed behind silence. The track has garnered thousands of streams and sparked discussions among fans and analysts alike. The second release, debuting in early October, employs satire and wordplay to question the ego-driven titles prevalent in the genre. eNGee Dadon emphasized that there is no animosity between him and Masicka, hoping listeners will appreciate the artistry and cultural relevance of his music. He also celebrated his second-place ranking on the Brando Music Review Show’s weekly chart for ‘Dancehall Jealousy,’ viewing it as a testament to the potential of independent artists. Currently, eNGee Dadon is working on multiple projects under New Generation Music Entertainment, including ‘Venus Inna Vans,’ ‘Christian Girl Gone,’ and ‘Thanks You.’