Feeling It / Fee Fie Foe Fum

Released in 2001 on the 2 Hard label, this single represents a significant collaboration between Jamaican dancehall artist Wayne Marshall and the American R&B duo K-Ci & JoJo. The track emerged during a period where dancehall and contemporary American R&B were frequently intersecting, aiming to bridge the gap between Kingston’s vibrant sound systems and the global appeal of chart-topping pop melodies. By merging Marshall's gritty vocal delivery with the smooth, gospel-inflected harmonies of K-Ci & JoJo, the production sought to capture the crossover energy prevalent in the early 2000s music scene.

The production serves as a notable entry in the catalog of the 2 Hard imprint, a label central to the evolution of the dancehall genre. It highlights the creative experimentation of the era, where producers often paired local talent with established international stars to expand the commercial reach of reggae-fusion music. Upon its release, the record was primarily circulated within sound system culture and international radio circuits, serving as a functional piece of dancefloor-oriented music that reflected the collaborative ambitions of its creators.