Pam Hall and Sadiki reimagine timeless duet for Valentine's Day

Skinny Bwoy Records announced on January 15, 2026 that reggae vocalist Pam Hall and singer-producer Sadiki will release a reimagined duet titled "The Closer I Get to You" digitally on February 13, 2026. The timing positions the track as a lovers-season single, and the label said the project will be accompanied by a new video to support the release.

The collaboration pairs Hall’s long-established voice in the reggae and lovers rock tradition with Sadiki’s dual role as singer and producer, a combination aimed at bridging classic vocal warmth with contemporary production sensibilities. The announcement framed the recording as a contemporary reggae reinterpretation of the timeless tune, signaling an arrangement and delivery tailored for modern playlists and selectors looking for romantic material heading into Valentine’s Day.

For community members who program radio shows, run sound systems, or curate streaming playlists, the single’s Feb. 13 release date is a clear cue to add the track to lovers rock and slow-burn sets. The addition of a new video increases the single’s utility for digital promotion, visual programs, and social channels that amplify audience engagement ahead of the holiday. Artists and DJs can expect a focused promotional window where the song's theme will be most relevant to listeners seeking romantic reggae content.

The release was presented within a broader new reggae releases feed that highlights recent singles, collaborations, and release dates across the scene, placing the Hall-Sadiki duet alongside other contemporary entries aimed at maintaining momentum for reggae in streaming and visual spaces. That context helps local promoters and distributors spot opportunities: collaborative singles with visual support now function as multi-platform releases that travel from playlists to YouTube and social media reels, then into physical and digital DJ crates.

Practical steps for readers: mark February 13 on your calendars, check digital platforms for the single and video at release, and prep sets or shows that benefit from lovers-season material. Selectors who book live shows or sound system clashes should note the timing for peak listener interest.

As the single approaches release, watch for the video drop and initial streaming traction. If the duet resonates as intended, it could become a staple for romantic reggae programming this season and a model for future cross-generational pairings in the community.