LaToyah Bless Returns With New Single ‘Real Toppa Toppa’

LaToyah Bless
LaToyah Bless

Multi-award-winning reggae and dancehall artist LaToyah Bless is back with her new single, ‘Real Toppa Toppa’, continuing her journey as a distinctive voice in the UK reggae and dancehall scene.

Recognised as the first female artist in the UK to win Best Reggae/Dancehall Artist, LaToyah Bless has built her musical identity around energetic performances and music that connects with audiences across the globe. Her latest release adds another chapter to a career marked by recognition, ambition and a commitment to her sound.

LaToyah first attracted significant attention with her debut single, ‘Light It Up’, which won Reggae Song of the Year at the 2022 AStep Fwd Awards. The achievement helped establish her presence within the reggae and dancehall community, highlighting her ability to bring her music to a wider audience.

Since then, she has continued to develop her profile as an award-winning artist, using her music to inspire listeners and bring people together through the infectious rhythms of reggae and dancehall.

With ‘Real Toppa Toppa’, LaToyah Bless introduces another release to her growing catalogue, building on the foundation laid by her earlier work. The single arrives as she continues to strengthen her position in a genre where her achievements have helped distinguish her as a female artist making her mark in the UK scene.

Her journey reflects a dedication to music and a desire to reach listeners beyond geographical boundaries. Through her releases, LaToyah continues to contribute to the reggae and dancehall landscape while expanding her artistic reach.

‘Real Toppa Toppa’ marks her latest move as she looks ahead to the next stage of her career. Following the recognition earned by ‘Light It Up’ and her Best Reggae/Dancehall Artist win, LaToyah Bless continues to build on her accomplishments with new music for her growing audience.

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Emmanuella Darko is a music writer and cultural commentator with a B.A. in Communication Studies from the Ghana Institute of Journalism. She joined Ghana Plug in 2025 as a contributor, covering Afrobeats, Ghanaian music, and African pop culture, with a focus on emerging voices shaping the creative industry.