Under Me Sensi

"Under Me Sensi" is a renowned track by Barrington Levy, a Jamaican reggae artist known for his distinctive voice and contribution to the reggae and dancehall genres. The song was released in the early 1980s and quickly became one of Levy's signature tracks. It is celebrated for its catchy rhythm and memorable lyrics, which discuss themes commonly found in reggae music, such as social issues and, in this case, an allusion to marijuana, referred to as "sensi."

Barrington Levy's career began in the late 1970s, and he gained prominence through his work with several prominent producers, including Henry "Junjo" Lawes. His collaboration with these producers during the early days of dancehall significantly shaped the genre, helping it evolve from roots reggae into a more digital and rhythmic style.

"Under Me Sensi" helped cement Levy's status as a major figure in reggae music, and over the years, he has released numerous albums and singles that have been influential in the genre. Recognized for his unique vocal style and ability to blend melodious singing with driving rhythms, Levy continues to be celebrated as one of reggae's enduring legends.