Spragga Benz will officially celebrate Endeavors Reloaded with an invitation-only album launch on Wednesday, 30 September 2026 at Jammin on the Oasis in Kingston, the Jamaica Gleaner reports. The record itself has been out since 28 August 2026 — thirteen tracks that take the Franklin Town deejay's 2025 album Endeavors and rebuild it as a duet set spanning dancehall, reggae and Afrobeats. You can play the whole album below.

What "Reloaded" means here

Set the two tracklists side by side and the concept is plain. Endeavors (29 August 2025) ran thirteen tracks, most of them Spragga alone, with Cocoa Tea, Sizzla, Tarrus Riley, Ashley Skerritt and the pair Briggy Benz and Bittah Sosicka as its only guests. Endeavors Reloaded keeps that spine, retitles the songs and fills the empty chairs. "Mountain" becomes "The Mountain" with Echo Minott. "Busy Like Honeybees" is trimmed to "Honeybees" with Harlem rapper G Dep. "Teach Them" becomes "Teach Dem," with I Wayne joining Sizzla. "Brotherly Love" gains Bugle and a word — "More Brotherly Love." "No Ordinary Girl" returns as "No Ordinary" with JC Lodge, the voice of "Someone Loves You Honey."

The back half follows suit. "Believe In You," a Tarrus Riley duet last year, is now "We Believe in You," a three-hander with Sean Paul added. "Them A Chat" hands a verse to Briggy Benz on "Dem a Chat," and "Best Friend" is sharpened into "So Called Bestfriend" with Agent Sasco and Ghana's Stonebwoy — the Afrobeats connection the Gleaner flags. The features carried over from 2025 stay in place: "That Drone" keeps Cocoa Tea, whose part is a posthumous one — the sweet-voiced singer died in March 2025, and the label credits list Colvin Scott as co-writer — while "Monster on the Run" keeps Briggy Benz and Bittah Sosicka and "You and I" keeps Ashley Skerritt. Only "She No Happy" remains a solo, and the closer, "Endeavors 2.0," revisits the title track whose official video dropped on release day.

Production stays in-house: the album is credited to RedSquare Productions LLC and LMR Pro Productions, with Lamar "LMR" Reynolds and Carlton "Spragga Benz" Grant as studio producers and Reynolds recording, mixing and mastering, distributed by ONErpm. (The label metadata and streaming services spell the title Endeavors Reloaded; the Gleaner prints it Endevors Reloaded.)

The launch

The 30 September gathering is pitched as an intimate evening for media, industry, influencers and invited guests rather than a stage show — an event, the Gleaner says, focused on the music, the artiste and the creative journey behind the project. "This is not going to be your regular album launch," Spragga Benz told the paper. "I wanted to create a unique experience and presentation around Endevors Reloaded, something that gives people a different way to connect with the music and the journey behind it. Trust me, this is one you won't want to miss." Worthy Park Overproof Rum is on board with specially prepared mixes.

The Kingston date comes amid a schedule the Gleaner describes as busy with overseas appearances, performances and current movie tapings — Spragga has acted since Brooklyn Babylon (2000) and Shottas (2002) — and the paper says he made the home launch a priority.

Why it matters

Spragga Benz came up through the L.A. Benz sound system and a dubplate session where Buju Banton passed him the mic — the freestyle that became "Love Mi Gun." From "Could a Deal" and his 1994 debut Jack It Up through Capitol's Uncommonly Smooth (1995), the number-one "She Nuh Ready Yet" and Fully Loaded (2000), Shotta Culture (2010) and Chiliagon — which topped the Billboard Reggae Albums chart in 2019 — he has spent three decades as one of dancehall's most durable voices. Endeavors Reloaded is an unusual move for a veteran: not a new record but a second draft of the last one, a way of inviting two generations of Jamaican singers and deejays, plus New York and Accra, into songs he had mostly first delivered alone.

Listen

Play Endeavors Reloaded in full in the Listen library, or go track by track:

  1. The Mountain (feat. Echo Minott)
  2. That Drone (feat. Cocoa Tea)
  3. Honeybees (feat. G Dep)
  4. Teach Dem (feat. I Wayne & Sizzla)
  5. More Brotherly Love (feat. Bugle)
  6. Monster on the Run (feat. Briggy Benz & Bittah Sosicka)
  7. She No Happy
  8. No Ordinary (feat. JC Lodge)
  9. We Believe in You (feat. Sean Paul & Tarrus Riley)
  10. Dem a Chat (feat. Briggy Benz)
  11. You and I (feat. Ashley Skerritt)
  12. So Called Bestfriend (feat. Agent Sasco & Stonebwoy)
  13. Endeavors 2.0

Hear the originals on Endeavors (2025), and browse Spragga Benz, Sean Paul, Tarrus Riley, Sizzla, I Wayne, Agent Sasco, JC Lodge, Echo Minott and Cocoa Tea in the artist library.

Sources: Jamaica Gleaner — "Spragga Benz to celebrate 'Endevors Reloaded'" (Sep 28, 2026); official Endeavors Reloaded release metadata via YouTube (ONErpm / RedSquare Productions LLC / LMR Pro Productions) and Spotify (released Aug 28, 2026); Jamaica Gleaner — "Veteran reggae singer Cocoa Tea has died" (Mar 11, 2025). Photo: Danielle G. Campbell, CC BY-SA 4.0.