Out March 12, 2023
Woman Wah
Money
"Woman wah money" by Glamaton is a lively and humorous song that dives into the cultural and social dynamics of relationships, money, and expectations. Delivered in a catchy, rhythmic style, the song highlights the narrative of women seeking financial stability or material gain from relationships, a theme that resonates with comedic and relatable undertones.
Released in 2025, Glamaton states “the song talks about women chasing financial independence and empowerment, Also celebrates the drive for success, freedom , and luxury”
Cayman-based dancehall artiste Glamaton is in an upbeat mood as his single titled Jamaican Slang on the J Keys Records label continues to grow in popularity.
The song, which is the title track from his debut album, was released in February, and since then it has enjoyed steady rotation on several top local radio stations, including HITZ 92 FM and IRIE FM.
"I feel very good about the response that my song is getting. It's receiving strong support from DJs in Jamaica, Grand Cayman, the US and Europe. I'm also getting positive comments about it from my fans on Facebook," said the artiste.
http://jamaica-star.com/article/entertainment/20160429/glamaton-happy-single
Cayman-based Jamaican dancehall artiste Glamaton is in an upbeat mood after performing at the prestigious Sting concert at Grizzly’s Plantation Cove in St. Ann on December 26.
Clad in full black the deejay took center stage at 10:30 pm and delivered an impressive performance that included songs such as ‘Jamaican Slang’, ‘Nuh Badmind’, ‘Di Song’, ‘Negativity’, and ‘Good Memories’.
“This was my fifth appearance on Sting, and I am very pleased with the response I received from the crowd. I delivered a very energetic performance which was well received. All my previous appearances on Sting went well but this one was very special. Based on the response I received from the crowd I could tell that I really made a strong impact this time around,” he said.
https://reggaenorthca.com/glamaton-happy-with-the-return-of-sting/
In his latest single, Negativity, Cayman-based dancehall artiste Glamaton urges people to be more mindful of the content they share on social media. The outspoken deejay said the constant sharing of negative content online is having a deleterious impact on the minds of people across the globe.
“A lot of people go on social media every day just to spread false news and gossip,” he said while speaking about the inspiration behind the song.
“There are also many cyber bullies online trolling and body-shaming people. Scientific research has proven that the rise of social media has caused the rate of depression and suicides to increase worldwide. This is very sad. People need to use social media more wisely.”
https://our.today/glamaton-attacks-destructive-social-media-in-negativity/