Following Gully Bop's recent string of publicised events such as hospitalisation, car accident and being dropped from his label, the deejay has collaborated with US-based recording artiste M-Gee, celebrating success gained from his social media buzz in 2014.

The song, Life Too Sweet, has received more than 50,000 YouTube views in one week. It is featured on the 'Fren Dem' rhythm. The rhythm is '90s inspired and, according to M-Gee, the record has been receiving strong attention in the US.

"We are doing a full-scale promotion in the US and, based on the response that me and my team have been receiving, this is certainly gonna be another Gully Bop hit record. I am getting support from a lot of US radio stations and, in Jamaica, I am getting good reviews as well. With this song, Gully Bop and myself, we are just celebrating life and success, yu nuh?" the artiste said.

M-Gee said it was easy working with Gully Bop.

"I encountered no problems. He is a man of good heart and him know what him a duh. Dem man deh just go in the studio and shot up him verse like any other professional, without much trouble. I just want the people to continue giving him the support because he has a real story and, right now, a lot of people look up to him because he gives hope. I have been doing music for a long time but, trust me, when I look at Gully Bop and what he has been able to accomplish at his age, I know that there is hope for everybody in this world," M-Gee said.

Life So Sweet will be released on iTunes in coming weeks. M-Gee is known for songs such as Back Pocket Hail and Cheap And Clean.