Spice is back on Billboard’s Reggae Albums chart with 10. The official ranking dated November 7, 2026 places the album at No. 15 as a re-entry, with a previous peak of No. 6 and three weeks on the chart in total.
The return comes after Billboard expanded the ranking from ten positions to fifteen, effective with the October 31 chart. That context matters: 10 is appearing again on a broader chart, and the listing alone does not establish a sudden streaming surge or explain what drove listeners back to the record.
Released in August 2021 through VP Records, 10 is Spice’s debut studio album. Shaggy served as executive producer, and the project includes Go Down Deh, her collaboration with Shaggy and Sean Paul. The new chart appearance gives fans a timely reason to revisit the established release rather than suggesting that Spice has issued a new album.
World Music Views reported the re-entry on November 3, and the Jamaica Observer’s November 6 chart roundup also placed 10 at No. 15. Billboard’s dated chart confirms the position directly. Its historical figures distinguish this week’s return from the album’s original No. 6 peak.
For Caribbean listeners and the diaspora, the story is another example of an existing dancehall catalogue maintaining a place in a weekly reggae ranking. Caribbean Flava’s related coverage follows Sister Nancy’s One, Two and the renewed visibility of earlier Jamaican recordings.