Global sensation Spice, the Queen of Dancehall, has officially dropped her much-anticipated third studio album, Mirror 25.
Released via Spice Official Entertainment and distributed through Empire, the album is already making waves, debuting as the #1 album on the Reggae iTunes chart.

Mirror 25, executive produced by Spice herself, is a powerful 25-track album that highlights her legendary sound, blending a variety of rhythmic styles with an array of genres. This album further cements Spice’s influence in the Reggae/Dancehall genre and beyond, showcasing her as one of Jamaica’s most versatile and innovative artists today.
Each track on Mirror 25 offers a glimpse into Spice’s personal journey, portraying the trials and tribulations she has faced. The album title, Mirror 25, symbolizes self-reflection and discovery, marking a new era in Spice’s career as she reveals her growth both as an artist and as a woman.
“Creating Mirror 25 was an intentional celebration of my 25 years in music,” says Spice. “This album showcases my versatility and my deep love for Dancehall. I’m thrilled to share these 25 songs with the world, knowing each one will resonate with my Besties. The diversity within my fanbase has inspired me to experiment with new sounds while staying true to my Dancehall roots. This album is a true reflection of my heart and a celebration of my history in Dancehall. Twenty-five years is no small achievement; it’s a monumental milestone.”
The album takes listeners on an introspective journey through Spice’s highs and lows, her victories and struggles, and her overall growth—musically, spiritually, mentally, emotionally, and physically. Mirror 25 features infectious melodies with empowering messages, celebrating Spice’s 25-year milestone as an international recording artist.
As a special surprise for her loyal fans, Spice also released her new single and music video, “Whoop,” alongside the album. Serving as the fifth single from Mirror 25, “Whoop” is a high-energy track that promotes positivity and mental well-being.
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Spice’s previous singles from Mirror 25—including “Gangster” featuring Chronic Law, her empowerment anthem “Ex Boyfriend,” the controversial “2085 Tea,” and the party anthem “Round Round” featuring 12-time Grammy Award-Nominated rapper Busta Rhymes—have all been well-received, with several reaching #1 on the iTunes Reggae charts.

