Anthony B x Chester Walker – To Party (Remastered)

Anthony B and Chester Walker have been circling each other in the Very Huge Records orbit for years, and “To Party” sits right in that lane: a dancehall-minded, feel-good cut that’s less about heavy concept and more about getting bodies moving. Anthony B’s voice has always carried that preacher-to-the-people charge, and even when he’s in a lighter mood, he still sounds like a singer with purpose. That balance matters here. “To Party” is the kind of song that can live in a selector’s set because it keeps the energy up without turning hollow.

Anthony B, born Keith Anthony Blair in Trelawny, came up as one of reggae’s most recognizable cultural voices, rooted in conscious lyrics, Rastafari values and a delivery that can cut through a crowded rhythm with real authority. Chester Walker is no stranger to that world either. The St Thomas producer has been active since the late 1990s, learned his craft around some of dancehall’s key engineers, and has long been known for work that folds acoustic color into dancehall pressure while still keeping things club-ready. Very Huge Records is his home base, and the label has built a catalogue around contemporary reggae and dancehall collaborations that travel well across radio, selectors and digital platforms.

The remastered tag suggests a fresh polish rather than a brand-new recording, and that usually means cleaner low-end, brighter top notes and a tighter vocal mix for modern playlists and sound systems. In a scene where old songs are constantly being reintroduced to new ears, that kind of update can matter. This one feels aimed straight at the dance floor, with Anthony B carrying the hook and Walker framing it in a way that keeps the groove direct, accessible and built for replay.