Jadel Legere Unleashes Electrifying New Single “Permission”

International Soca artist Jadel Legere continues to elevate her sound with the release of her vibrant new single, “Permission.” A bold and infectious track, the song showcases Jadel’s ability to fuse traditional Soca energy with global dance influences, delivering an anthem designed to light up dancefloors worldwide.

Produced, mixed, and mastered by the powerhouse team at GBM Productions, “Permission” is written by Jadel Legere alongside co-writer GBM Nutron. The result is a high-energy, genre-bending record that feels both fresh and rooted in the spirit of Caribbean music. Driven by pulsating rhythms and an irresistible groove, the track captures the unapologetic freedom and joy that define Carnival culture.

Lyrically, “Permission” is playful yet commanding. Jadel leans into themes of confidence, attraction, and undeniable chemistry, celebrating self-assurance without compromise. Built around the memorable hook, “I don’t wanna play no more, boy I want yuh wuk on my structure,” the song strikes a powerful balance between sensuality and empowerment, inviting a partner to rise to her vibrant, fearless energy.

At its core, “Permission” embodies the essence of Carnival — bold, carefree, and full of life. Jadel’s dynamic vocal performance pairs seamlessly with GBM’s signature production, pushing Soca into exciting new territory while remaining true to its rhythmic roots and cultural heartbeat.

“This song is about owning your desires, stepping into your confidence, and enjoying the freedom to express yourself without limits,” says Jadel. “It’s an invitation to celebrate chemistry and connection, all wrapped in the energy of Carnival. I’m so excited for people to experience it!”

Jardine Cherelle Legere, known professionally as Jadel Legere, is an independent recording artist, singer, songwriter, pianist, and proud mother from the twin-island nation of Trinidad and Tobago. Known for her genre-blending sound, Jadel seamlessly fuses Soca, R&B, Dancehall, and Afropop, creating music that is both dynamic and soulful. With each release, she continues to carry Caribbean culture to audiences around the world, cementing her place as a rising force in global Soca music.