Daddy1 Ft. Squash – Cernucci

Daddy1 and Squash link up on “Cernucci” for a 2026 single that sits squarely in the Montego Bay lane both artists helped define. The title points to the jewellery brand name, and the record plays like a flex piece: flashy, street-coded and built around status talk rather than sentiment. It has the kind of hard-edged bounce that suits a dancehall tune aimed at dances, playlists and sound-system pull-ups, with the two voices trading confidence over a beat that sounds stripped back and punchy.

Daddy1, born Adrian Bailey out of Salt Spring in Montego Bay, has spent the last few years becoming one of the sharper voices from the 6ix circle, with songs like “Bro Gad, ” “Anthem” and “Trending King” cementing his name. Squash, the face of the 6ix movement, has made a career out of blunt, streetwise dancehall that carries real weight in Jamaica and across the diaspora. When they pair up, the energy is familiar but effective: two artists with linked histories, both comfortable in the kind of talk that turns local slang into a wider dancehall code.

The release comes through 6ix Is Real Records and BroGad 6ix Entertainment, which keeps it rooted in the same camp that has driven much of the modern 6ix sound. “Cernucci” feels like a clean, direct entry in that catalogue, made for listeners who follow the culture as closely as the music.