Anthony Cruz – No Vision

Anthony Cruz comes in with a rootsy lovers-rock cut that speaks to the confusion and short-sightedness eating at everyday life. The song title says plenty: it’s about people moving with no direction, no discernment, and no real plan, while Cruz turns that complaint into a smooth, melodic warning rather than a sermon. His delivery has the seasoned ease he’s long been known for, with that warm, soulful tone that has made him a dependable voice in Jamaican reggae since the late 1990s.

Cruz is from Mandeville, Manchester, and he comes from a musical family that also includes Garnett Silk. He built his name on radio-friendly lovers rock and conscious reggae, with a catalogue that runs from early staples like “Maria Maria” and “Dem Boy Deh Nuh Really Know We” to later work that kept him active across Jamaica’s sound system and live-show circuits. That background gives “No Vision” extra weight; it feels like a veteran singer speaking plainly to the moment rather than chasing a trend.

The release lands on One King Music, a label name that has been moving steadily through digital reggae and Caribbean singles in recent years. “No Vision” fits that modern single-focused rollout, and the 2026 date lines up with the current wave of fresh digital drops. The production is crisp and uncluttered, with a midtempo pulse, clean one-drop feel, and enough space for Cruz’s vocal phrasing to carry the message.