Stalk Ashley teams up with Skeng, Kraff on new single

Recording artiste Stalk Ashley is a force to be reckoned with in her latest single ' Senseless' featuring Skeng and Kraff. Produced by Jaxx and Kingbnjmn, the track was officially released on July 12. Having worked with Skeng previously, this is her first time collaborating with Kraff.

"Collaborating with both artistes has been good. I teamed up with them because I feel like their vibe and aesthetics match the vibe of the song, so it wasn't difficult to know who would collaborate and make the song better," Stalk Ashley explained.

Directed by Fernando Hevia of Filmaica, the accompanying music video was shot film-style, drawing in viewers with enticing visuals. Since its release, the video has gained more than 426,000 views on YouTube, and is currently in the Top 10 Trending for Music. It is also going viral on other platforms such as TikTok, solidifying its hit capabilities.

"People are loving the song, sharing it, tagging me on social media. The reception has been great so far and I can't wait to see where it goes," Stalk Ashley said. "My ultimate hope for this track is that it meets the right audience, it finds the person who it was meant for. This song is something you can vibe to. It's a mood so I really want people to just enjoy it while listening to it."

As a popular name in the dancehall industry lately, Stalk Ashley is an artiste who is synonymous with talent. Known for her lyrical prowess, some of her releases include Dutty Casamigos, Incognito featuring Alkaline and, more recently, Really Like U featuring Skillibeng.

"Overall, my journey in music has been an emotional rollercoaster for sure. I've had a lot of challenges so far but you know it's also rewarding. I love doing music and I don't see myself doing anything else; this is where my heart is," the singer said.

Fans can expect more new music from Stalk Ashley in the near future, with a highly anticipated project slated for release in less than a month.

"This project has about 12 tracks currently and I can't wait to share it with the world. I'm so excited for everyone to hear and enjoy what I've been working on for almost two years," she said.