Stalk Ashley & Khallion

A dancehall verse on a bouyon riddim

Bouyon is Dominica’s own party music — faster and heavier than dancehall, built on drum patterns that have spread across the Eastern Caribbean and, in the last few years, well beyond it. Khallion, who bills himself as “Di Bouyon Rockstar”, released “Put That On That” in July 2024, and it became the song his name travels on.

The remix arrived on 13 June 2025, released through KhallioNation Records with a Stalk Ashley verse on it. She shared it the next day and has kept it pinned to the top of her Instagram since — the only post on her profile that stays put while everything else scrolls past. It is the one record in her catalogue that is not dancehall, R&B or a fusion of the two: it is her stepping onto another island’s riddim entirely.

Why it mattered

Bouyon has spent the last few years pushing outward from Dominica, and collaborations with dancehall artists are how that crossover usually happens. Khallion’s own catalogue shows the same instinct — he has a record with Jamaica’s Konshens — and the Stalk Ashley remix put a Kingston voice on his biggest song at the moment it was travelling furthest.

The awards run

“Put That On That” is nominated for Bouyon Song of the Year at the 2026 Caribbean Music Awards, according to WIC News, in an edition where Dominican artists dominate the bouyon categories. Stalk Ashley is nominated at the same ceremony in two of her own categories — see our guide to the 2026 Caribbean Music Awards, which takes place on 19 September 2026 in Port of Spain, Trinidad.

More of her catalogue: every song and lyric on the lyrics page, her full release list on the music page, and the rest of her link-ups under collaborations.