Spice is opening 2026 with a release that signals a new chapter in her career.
The Grammy-nominated dancehall star has unveiled the visuals for her gospel-inspired single, “God Don’t Play About Me,” sharply departing from the sound that made her known as "The Queen of the Dancehall."
According to Caribbean National Weekly, the track, written by Spice herself, draws directly from a life-altering period following her near-death experience in 2022. That moment, which she has referenced publicly in recent years, reshaped how she approaches both her faith and her music.
“God Don’t Play About Me” centers on gratitude, survival, and conviction. The song speaks to perseverance in the face of doubt and adversity, with Spice crediting divine protection for carrying her through moments meant to break her.
It’s a message she says is meant to uplift others who have endured their own trials. “If you’ve ever survived something that only God could carry you through, this song is for you — God don’t play about you,” she shared.
The accompanying video, filmed in Atlanta, expands on that message through a church-centered narrative. Directed by D. Baines of PalmTree Pictures, the visual blends traditional Sunday service imagery with contemporary style, moving between scenes of worship, reflection, and quiet strength.
One of the most intimate moments features an audio exchange between Spice and her mother, Angela, discussing faith and returning to church, grounding the video in real-life experience.
Throughout the visuals, Spice appears in multiple roles, including congregant, preacher, and organist, underscoring themes of devotion and surrender. The video also includes appearances from Rasheeda and Kirk Frost, Shekinah Jo, Jessie Woo, Sierra Glam Shop, Xzavia Thomas, Pastor Little, and members of Spice’s own family, including her children Nicholas and Nicholatoy.
On Instagram, Spice described the release in unmistakably personal terms, writing, “God don’t play about me… This is not Pumpkin Ginger, this is Grace Hamilton.”