NotNice records teen on ‘Street Vybz 2.0’

Teenager Nile SNL is still buzzing with excitement after seizing a golden opportunity that could catapult him to stardom.

Nile's song, Party Nice, was recently included on NotNice's sizzling 'Street Vybz 2.0' rhythm.

The up-and-coming artiste's rise to musical prominence is as intriguing as it gets. Born Alexander Nile Gibraltar Schwenzel to a Jamaican mother and a German father, Nile spent most of his formative years in Germany with dreams of becoming a professional footballer.

However, his heart yearned for the rhythms of Jamaica and he returned home a few years ago to pursue his passion for music. His song, Party Nice, captured the attention of music lovers, leading to calls for NotNice to 'buss' the youth.

NotNice told THE WEEKEND STAR that he did not know about Nile prior to him being tagged on Instagram and TikTok by persons urging him listen to Party Nice.

"Mi go listen to him and mi seh him bad, so mi reach out to him and tell him fi record the song and send me. But mi never too pleased with the quality because, you know, him find a likkle studio and a try get it done. So mi tell him to actually forward a Kingston, and forward inna the studio; so we linked up and got it done," NotNice told THE WEEKED STAR.

Meanwhile, Nile, a native of Hanover, said he deliberately decided to write a party track as he wanted to create something that listeners could use to take their minds of the many social challenges.

"Is just a party vibes, because mi realise say Jamaica dark since recently, so mi just did wah create something weh fun. Mi seh some things weh mi know the crowd wudda like. Simple things like 'The party nice yah now, henny and ice'. Everybody can relate to that, everybody like when the party nice," he reasoned.