Anthony Red Rose – You And Me

Anthony Red Rose returns with “You And Me, ” a 2026 single on Raggedy Joe Music that plays to the sweeter side of his voice without losing the clipped, veteran dancehall phrasing that made him a name in the first place. Red Rose came up in the mid-1980s and is still best remembered as one of the sharp voices of the digital dancehall era, the man behind “Tempo” and other records that helped define the Waterhouse sound.

This cut sits comfortably in that late-career lane: warm, melodic, and built for easy replay rather than heavy aggression. The title suggests a simple love song, and the feel matches that idea with a relaxed groove, clean production, and a direct vocal that stays close to the rhythm. Raggedy Joe Music is a fitting home for it; the label has long worked with Red Rose and has a catalogue that reaches back into his catalogued 2008 album era and earlier dancehall projects.

For listeners who know Red Rose mainly from his tougher mid-’80s and ’90s work, “You And Me” shows how well he can still carry a straightforward lovers-rock mood inside a modern digi-dancehall frame. It’s a concise reminder that his voice can still anchor a song without needing to shout for attention.