Alkaline – Disgusting

Jamaican dancehall sensation Alkaline (real name Earlan Bartley) has just released his brand new track “Disgusting,” officially out on July 4, 2025. Clocking in at 2 minutes and 41 seconds, the single delivers the high energy vibe fans expect and is now available on digital platforms including Audiomack and YouTube.

The song showcases Alkaline’s signature trap influenced dancehall style, complete with aggressive synths, booming bass, and punchy percussion. The production supports his confident vocal flow with a raw, hard hitting energy that adds to the song’s impact.

Lyrically, “Disgusting” stays true to Alkaline’s bold persona. The track delivers playful swagger, clever wordplay, and streetwise commentary. Whether addressing rivals, critics, or his own lifestyle, Alkaline brings an unapologetic confidence that fans have come to expect. Early listener feedback highlights the track’s catchy hook and quotable lines.

Alkaline has been a leading voice in dancehall since the early 2010s. Known for hits like “On Fleek,” “Champion Boy,” and albums such as New Level Unlocked and Top Prize, he has consistently evolved his sound while maintaining his rebellious edge.

In 2025, Alkaline has remained active with releases including “My Choice,” “Heart Scar,” and “Earn Your Way.” In April, he became the first Jamaican artist to headline the New Rules Festival in London and later performed in Toronto to massive crowds. Earlier in March, he received recognition from the Massachusetts State Senate for his contributions to music.

Following its release, “Disgusting” has quickly gained traction across social media. Fans on X, TikTok, and Instagram have praised the song’s energy and vibe. Short videos, dance clips, and reviews are already circulating, helping the track gain visibility beyond Jamaica’s borders.

At just 2 minutes and 41 seconds, “Disgusting” is tight, punchy, and built for replay. Alkaline uses the track to reaffirm his place in global dancehall with a bold message and an addictive sound. With his recent accolades, festival headlines, and steady release schedule, this single only strengthens his grip on the genre.

Alkaline – Disgusting