Spice's '10' Re-Enters the Billboard Reggae Albums Chart at No. 15 as the Ranking Expands
Spice's debut studio album '10' has re-entered the Billboard Reggae Albums chart at No. 15 on the ranking dated November 7, 2026, after Billboard expanded the chart from 10 back to 15 positions. The Grammy-nominated VP Records project, executive-produced by Shaggy and featuring the hit "Go Down Deh" with Shaggy and Sean Paul, previously peaked at No. 6 and now logs its third week on the chart. Spice returns alongside fellow re-entries Sean Paul's 'The Trinity' at No. 3 and Bob Marley's 'Kaya' at No. 14, with 'Legend' still holding No. 1.
(ReggaeVibeMedia.com) — The Queen of Dancehall is back on the Billboard Reggae Albums chart. Spice's debut studio album '10' re-enters the ranking at No. 15 on the chart dated November 7, 2026, riding the wave of Billboard's decision to expand the chart from 10 positions back to 15.
The expansion took effect with the October 31-dated chart, and it changes the picture for the genre's albums. The Billboard Reggae Albums chart launched in 1994 under editor-in-chief Timothy White, originally carried 15 positions, and was cut to 10 in 2020. Restoring those five extra slots gives albums like '10' room to show up on the weekly ranking again — and Spice wasted no time taking one of them.
'10' first arrived in August 2021 through VP Records, and it has lost none of its weight. The Grammy-nominated project was executive-produced by Shaggy and carries the hit single "Go Down Deh," featuring Shaggy and Sean Paul. It previously peaked at No. 6 on the chart, and this week's return marks its third week on the ranking overall — a reminder that a debut album can still move numbers five years after release.
Spice is in heavy company on the expanded chart. Bob Marley and the Wailers' 'Legend' still holds No. 1, now 356 weeks on the chart with 355 of them at the summit. Shaggy's 'Best of Shaggy: The Boombastic Collection' sits at No. 2 in its 386th week, while Sean Paul's 'The Trinity' re-enters at No. 3 and 'Dutty Rock' holds at No. 4. Stick Figure occupies three spots in the top 10, UB40's 'Greatest Hits' is at No. 6, and Sister Nancy's 'One, Two…' holds at No. 9. Bob Marley's 'Kaya' also re-enters this week, at No. 14, one slot ahead of Spice.
The timing says plenty about where the Queen stands. '10' was the album that turned Spice from dancehall's fiercest voice into a Grammy-nominated album artist, and its return to the chart lands in the same week the ranking itself opened back up. With the chart now 15 deep, more of the genre's catalogue gets seen — and Spice's name is right there in the mix with the legends.