Songfacts®:

• Tyla brings the heat with this club anthem. Atlanta rapper Gunna and Jamaican dancehall artist Skillibeng both contribute to the steamy soundscape.
• Skillibeng sets the tone right from the start, showering Tyla with compliments in the intro. He declares her "Original gyal, you aren't a replica," making it clear she's one of a kind.
  
  Following the success of "Water," Tyla continues her streak of sultry, empowering anthems with "Jump." She's confident and in control throughout the song, effortlessly flexing over the beat. Lines like "They never had a pretty girl from Joburg. See me now, and that's what they prefer" showcase her pride in her heritage and newfound success.
  
  Gunna's verse reinforces the song's theme, leaving no doubt he's fallen under Tyla's spell.
• Tyla, Skillibeng, and Gunna wrote the song with Ari PenSmith (known for co-writing Doja Cat's "Addiction" and Beyoncé's "Move"), rapper Imani Lewis (aka Mocha Bands) and Corey Marlon Lindsay-Keay. Mocha Bands and Lindsay-Keay also collaborated with Tyla on "Water."
• Tyla's regular producer Sammy Soso blends genres in "Jump." He incorporates the signature log drums of amapiano, the energy of rap's airhorns, and the pulsating bass of dancehall creating a soundscape that fuses Afropop, dancehall, and R&B.
• Directed by Nabil, the colorful video was filmed in Johannesburg, South Africa. We see Tyla twerk from a balcony and stop traffic in order to start a party in the street. A fight over the African singer interrupts the action but, no sweat, the party rolls on as Tyla cruises to the club with Gunna. Meanwhile, Skillibeng lays down his verse from his Kingston, Jamaica stomping ground.