M4our and Felony collaborate on new track

With his career currently on a high, Montego Bay-based dancehall artiste M4our feels his latest collaboration has pushed him one step closer to being the next big name out of the city.

The single, ChipStunt, a collaboration with fellow MoBay native Felony, is an Empress Ann Recordz and YV Entertainment production. The track has racked up thousands of streams across digital platforms, propelling M4our's career in a upward direction.

"I have to shout out my brother 300 Savage because he made the connection with Felony and the energy was high so we decided to create music. Empress Ann has been on her 'A' game with marketing and the song has been reaching beyond the Caribbean and I'm thankful," said M4our.

"We are still gaining traction for my single Rockefeller and with a new track out, it gives the fans an opportunity to experience the various styles I have to offer. One of my best plays I've made as an artiste is showcasing my versatility and ability to capture my audiences. I have several forthcoming projects from Empress Ann Recordz that will further cement my name within the industry and I'm eager," he added.

Felony said that ChipStunt has been doing well, especially on the party scene.

"It promotes the clash culture side of the industry and for me, that's a space I feel the track will continue to thrive in," he said. "One of my short-term goals is to perform this song live with my brother M4our to give our fans an insight to what the energy was like creating the track."

Felony noted that he has had the opportunity to perform at events where MoBay-born dancehall hitmakers such as Tommy Lee Sparta and Teejay called him on stage.

"And it's my intention to continue learning from them as staples from our city," he said.

The official video for ChipStunt was shot by Kreative Klique.