Spice, Queen of Dancehall, goes galactic with her new music video for “Send It Up.” The music video was shot at famed Industrial Light & Magic Studio(ILM) in Florida.

Making its debut on Spice’s YouTube channel, the Jay Will directed music video takes fans to planet Zariah where Spice is tasked to save the future of the galaxy as there are only ten men left in the universe. Spice accepts the challenge, and alongside her dancers, finds 10 men to complete her task.

“Send It Up” is the third single from Spice’s album 10,  Stream Spice Debut album 10 Vp Records 2021 clicking here.

 The music video was shot in entirety at the George Lucas founded Industrial Light & Magic Studio.

The stunning imagery augments reality, making Spice’s fans feel they are with her in outer space. ILM is the leading effects facility in the world with studios located in San Francisco, Vancouver, London and Sydney. ILM has created visual effects for more than 350 feature films including Star Wars, Pirates of the Caribbean and Transformers.

Since its debut on YouTube, the song has been streamed 597K times. About the song Spice says

“sup’m bout that song yah, once it starts playing, I just want to get up and wine. It makes me just wanna bruck out—the riddim, the beat. You haffi sen it all the way up.”

Spice – Send It Up | Official Music Video

More About  Spice Debut album 10:

10 is the long-awaited debut album that was 10 years in the making.  With an epic story behind it, the album is a testament to Spice’s gritty and inspired rise to the highest echelons of the Dancehall genre.

10 is bold and is what we expect from Spice in all her glory – yet it’s clearly a step into the new frontiers of Dancehall’s musical space, leaving listeners in no doubt of Spice’s role as one of the biggest innovators of her genre and beyond.

“Go Down Deh” featuring Shaggy and Sean Paul has streamed more than 10M times on Spotify.  The accompanying music video has earned 23.7 million views on YouTube and enjoyed several weeks as the top trending music video in Jamaica.