Chezidek – Chainsaw

Chezidek comes through in familiar form on “Chainsaw, ” a rootsy single released through Evidence Music in 2026. The St. Ann-born singer has spent years in the conscious-reggae lane, with a catalog that runs from early classics like “Leave De Trees” and “Harvest Time” to more recent collaborations and singles. That history matters here, because “Chainsaw” feels like the work of an artist who has long preferred message music over fashion.

The track title suggests cutting through dead weight, and the song carries that kind of urgency. Chezidek’s voice stays warm and steady, riding a mid-tempo reggae groove that leaves space for the words to land. The production has the clean, polished feel Evidence Music has made part of its sound, with a firm bassline, open arrangement and enough pressure in the drums to keep it moving without crowding the vocal. It is the kind of cut that sits comfortably beside the label’s recent run of reggae releases and its Geneva-based catalog.

Chezidek remains one of the scene’s most reliable roots voices, an artist who can turn warning, faith and everyday survival into a single memorable refrain. “Chainsaw” fits that profile well, sounding grounded and direct rather than overworked, and it adds another measured entry to a catalog that has stayed loyal to conscious reggae.