Masicka Taps a Softer, Deeper Side on New EP Her Name Is Love

Teka
Dec 19, 2025
2 min read

Masicka is entering a new era and he’s doing it with intention.

The dancehall heavyweight has officially dropped his latest EP, Her Name Is Love, now streaming on all major platforms via Def Jam Recordings. First teased through an exclusive Billboard reveal, the eight-track project shows Masicka peeling back layers, stepping into vulnerability without ever losing the sharp edge that made fans gravitate to him in the first place.

This isn’t a collab-heavy release or a trend-chasing moment. Instead, Her Name Is Love feels personal, a carefully crafted body of work inspired by women, emotional connection, and the many forms love can take. Masicka doesn’t frame love as weakness here. He treats it as power, discipline, and emotional awareness.

Across the EP, he moves effortlessly between desire, devotion, heartbreak, trust, and triumph. The production stays rooted in modern dancehall, but there’s a noticeable melodic growth in his delivery. It’s reflective, confident, and controlled, a balance that mirrors the project’s theme.

Tracks like “Whine All Night” pull you in with hypnotic rhythms, while “Lifetime” and “Keys” lean into deeper emotional territory. Standout collaborations include “Please” featuring Lola Brooke and “Rich Sex” with Rvssian, adding texture without overshadowing the core message.

To complement the music, Masicka teamed up with OkayPlayer for exclusive EP imagery narration, a visual extension of the project that asks a simple but powerful question:

What would love look like if it had a physical form?

The result is cinematic and restrained, reflecting growth, maturity, and introspection rather than flashy excess.

With Her Name Is Love, Masicka continues to challenge long-standing ideas around masculinity in dancehall, proving that emotional expression and lyrical authority can coexist. It’s not just a sonic shift, it’s a statement.

And if this EP is any indication, Masicka is just getting started.