Intra’s latest single, “Whine It,” produced by English beatmaker Styder Beats and Jerry Wonda of Wonda Music, delivers a pulsating blend of Afrobeat and dancehall vibes. This track isn’t just music; it’s a sonic journey that immerses listeners in the vibrant culture of Jamaica while offering a futuristic sound that resonates with authenticity.
“Whine It” is more than just a song—it’s a celebration of Jamaican dance styles and the allure of the female form. Intra’s lyrics paint a vivid picture of beauty and movement, set against a backdrop of melodious tones and infectious beats. The track’s energy is infectious, drawing listeners into its rhythmic embrace and compelling them to move. The accompanying music video, shot in various locations across Jamaica but prominently featuring the picturesque parish of Portland, adds depth to the song’s narrative. Intra’s charisma shines through as he charms a female companion with a coconut purchase, while other dancers revel in the infectious tempo of the beat.
As a songwriter and recording artist, Intra brings years of experience and passion to his craft. His journey began at Calabar High School in 2005, where he first discovered his love for music and lyrical expression. Over the years, Intra has honed his skills, earning recognition both locally and internationally for his unique sound and style. “Whine It” is a testament to Intra’s artistic vision and his ability to seamlessly blend cultural influences into a captivating musical experience. With each beat, he invites listeners to join him on a journey through sound and rhythm, leaving an indelible mark on the world of Afrobeat and dancehall music. As the single gains momentum on social media and digital platforms, Intra’s star continues to rise, solidifying his place as a dynamic force in the global music scene.
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