Daddy1 Ft. Rymey Gad – Tun Up The Scheme

Daddy1 and Rymey Gad link up on “Tun Up The Scheme, ” a brisk dancehall single that plays like a warning shot and a party call at the same time. The title points straight at street energy and turn-up culture, and the performance follows that line with clipped delivery, catchy phrasing, and enough forward drive to keep the tune rolling without ever getting too heavy. It sits in the lane of modern Jamaican dancehall that favors sharp one-drop melodies, lean bass pressure, and a bounce built for selectors and phone speakers alike.

Daddy1 has been building his name out of Montego Bay, where his voice and direct, street-minded writing have made him one of the more recognizable younger figures in the Westmoreland-to-St. James dancehall corridor. Rymey Gad, from Westmoreland, has carved out his own path with melodic hooks and a digital-era release style that keeps him active across singles and collaborations. Together they make sense on a record like this: Daddy1 brings the grit, while Rymey Gad gives the hook a smoother lift.

The track comes through Javaire Records and 9Mill Muzic, two names that have been working the current dancehall circuit with club-ready singles and artist-driven releases. The year attached to the single is 2026, placing it firmly in the new wave of slick, fast-moving Jamaican dancehall where the tune has to land quick and stay in rotation.