Anthony B drops playful new single Lolli Jolli via Massive B

Anthony B kept his release pace moving with Lolli Jolli, a one-track digital single that arrived on May 15, 2026 via Massive B. The compact format suits the way reggae moves now: fast to program, easy to carry on playlists, and built to travel quickly through sound system rotation when a tune has a hook that sticks.

The release itself is stripped down and direct. Reggaeville lists Lolli Jolli as a digital release with one track, Spotify shows it as a 2026 single with one song, and Audiomack credits the cut to Anthony B, Bobby Konders and Massive B with the same May 15 release date. That kind of drop keeps the focus where it belongs, on the song and on whether Anthony B can make a small release hit with the same force as a bigger campaign.

For Anthony B, the single lands as another reminder that he remains a working presence in reggae, not a legacy act parked on past glory. Born Keith Blair in Clarks Town, Jamaica, he came up through church and school choirs before making his debut as a DJ with the local sound system Shaggy Hi-Power. Public bios place his birth on March 31, 1976, in Clarks Town, Trelawny, Jamaica, and Reggaeville describes him as a spiritual, proactive artist whose sharp lyrics have long confronted political injustice and put the issues of ordinary people front and center.

Lolli Jolli also fits cleanly into Anthony B’s recent run with Massive B. Bandcamp records show earlier pairings on Back To Normal in 2020 and Turn Up The Music from the No Curfew Riddim project in 2022, pointing to an ongoing relationship rather than a one-off linkup. Reggaeville’s biography also notes that Anthony B left his hometown for Kingston in 1992, another marker of just how long he has been active in the Jamaican scene.

That context gives Lolli Jolli more weight than its brief track listing might suggest. Anthony B has spent decades balancing roots consciousness with dancehall energy, and a playful title like this can still carry real market force when the delivery is sharp. The new single shows that, even in a crowded digital singles economy, Anthony B is still moving with purpose and still able to make a small release feel current.