Bingkai Karya-Morgan is back with a new song, “Wheel Up,” following her recent single, “Bum Bum.” This track will be part of her upcoming EP, “Emotional Gangster,” which is set to be released on October 25 through Red Bull Records.
“Wheel Up” combines Dancehall and R&B, featuring vocals with a Jamaican patois style. The song also includes a special collaboration with Byron Messia, a famous Jamaican artist known for his hit song “Talibans.” The track premiered on BBC 1Xtra and comes with a vibrant music video directed by Kassandra Powell, who also directed the “Bum Bum” video.
The video is full of energy, showing dancers at a lively summer party, perfectly capturing the feel of the song. Morgan and Byron Messia share the spotlight, exchanging verses and bringing a fresh R&B-Dancehall vibe.
Morgan explained that “Wheel Up” is a tribute to Jamaican rave culture, which she says is the best kind of party. The track also honors the Jamaican soundclash culture that has had a big impact on UK music. Morgan co-wrote the song with her best friend Taneisha Jaxxon and her brothers, Slim Typical, finishing it in just two hours.
Morgan’s previous single “Bum Bum” received a lot of support from major names like Tiffany Calver, DJ Target (BBC 1Xtra), and others. Both songs, “Wheel Up” and “Bum Bum,” will be featured on her new EP “Emotional Gangster,” which showcases the full range of her music, from pop hits to timeless ballads. The EP will be available on October 25.
