Dave East and Mike & Keys take their business to the islands with their new single, “Dangerous Riddim” featuring Shaggy.

Over Mike & Keys dancehall-tinged production, the Harlem rapper delivers his gritty bars reference the streets and his come up.

“Impala from the auction, think I might have paid a grand for it / China white plates in Auntie kitchen, we put grams on it / Said it so I stand on it,” raps East. “Murda dem, violate, we service them / Audacity, the nerve of them / Act like I don’t deserve the win,” he continues before Shaggy adds his reggae touch.

“Play it because enemy mi song nuh miss / Nah fi roll wit an army selah fi no say fi me nah take no diss / Man ah born Jamaica know we are warriors we fight with fists / A woman meh say meh loving them warm with wine and sugar their lips.”

“Dangerous Riddim” is the follow-up to Dave East and Mike & Keys’ “So Much Changed” featuring Stacy Barthe, are off their upcoming collaborative project, APT 6E.