Just a month after the release of Pull Up, Jamaican reggae star Koffee has released a surprising collaboration which, yet again, speaks to her lifestyle with expensive cars.

The track, called Vroom, is a collaborative effort with English actor and musician Iris Elba, American rapper Lil Tjay, Nigerian-American singer Davido, and Nigerian singer Moelogo.

Vroom, a FaNaTix produced track, comes as part of a collection of music inspired by the Playstation-exclusive driving video game ‘Gran Turismo 7’. Gran Turismo 7 is the seventh mainline instalment from the series, coming nine years after the last release.

Gran Turismo, a series of racing simulation videos, was developed in 1997 by Polyphony Digital. The PlayStation game is intended to emulate the appearance and performance of a large selection of vehicles.

Serving as part of the soundtrack for this new installment of the franchise, Vroom‘s high intense and high-adrenaline four minute and two second accompanying music video, features each of the collaborators who link expensive cars to their lifestyle.

In its embodiment of the exciting and high speed nature of the game, the video has several scenes set in a garage, an infotainment system and on the interior of several cars. While some scenes are shared by the musicians, each receives their spotlight when belting out their own verse.

Koffee, who takes the third verse, keeps her Jamaican authenticity. Clad in a multi-coloured matching fit, with a few Rastafarian shades, the star references her recent single Pull Up a few times in her verse.

Fans appeared to be quite pleased with the production, as they showed out in their numbers to support the young artiste through her Instagram comment section.

Many posted fire emojis while @nicklocsbeauty said, “Must be Pull Up big sister 😂😂🔥🔥🔥🔥 . “

Koffee, who recently performed her single Pull Up on the Late Night Show starring Jimmy Fallon, is set to release her 10-track debut album Gifted, on March 25 via Sony Music UK and RCA Records.