We first noticed K'COneil when he dropped "Me One," a humorous counteraction to Dexta Daps' "7Eleven." Since then the MoBay-born singer who attended college in the U.S.—and once sang in a Gospel group at Madison Square Garden—has carved out his own lane within the Jamaican music space, with a "genre fluid" style that's sure to catch the ear of the wide world. And while Seanizzle's "90s Don Dada" is technically a throwback within the modern dancehall space, KC's excursion on the version is 100% fast forward. "As a blend of Sean Paul and Usher, I see K'Coneil as the promissory voice of the future," says Seanizzle. "His dancehall flavor mixed with the pop yet edgy appeal is one that makes you want to dig a little deep and hear more." Always on the lookout to champion the best and brightest new stars on the horizon, Boomshots proudly premieres the whiptastic video for "Hot Like You." Subscribe to Boomshots TV for more crucial reggae and dancehall videos.

www.youtube www.twitter.com www.facebook.com...