Daddy1 Ft. Plazmic – Add Up

Daddy1 and Plazmic link for “Add Up, ” a dancehall single that sits right in the Montego Bay 6ix orbit. Daddy1, born Adrian Daley in Salt Spring, broke through as one of the sharper voices to come out of the 6ixx circle around Squash, with a style that mixes street talk, melody, and a hard, lived-in edge. Plazmic has also been moving through the same modern dancehall lane, and the pairing gives the record extra weight without overcomplicating it. The release is carried by DSG Records and BroGad 6ix Entertainment, placing it firmly in the current run of independent 6ix-linked drops.

“Add Up” sounds like a straight-forward jugglin’ cut made for sound system play: punchy drums, a stripped-back digital bed, and enough open space for both voices to ride the rhythm cleanly. The energy is urgent rather than glossy, with the sort of clipped phrasing and streetwise confidence that fits right into present-day Jamaican dancehall. Lyrically, the title suggests counting up money, gains, and position, and the delivery matches that vibe with a hustler’s focus.

Daddy1 has long been associated with direct, no-frills records that speak to everyday survival and ambition, and this one keeps him in that pocket. Plazmic’s presence sharpens the combination, giving “Add Up” the feel of a current dancehall link-up that is meant to move quickly and land hard.