Fantan Mojah – Front End Lifta

Fantan Mojah comes in with “Front End Lifta, ” a roots-minded singjay cut that fits his long-running message of uplift, conscious living, and self-determination. The Jamaican artist, born Owen Moncrieffe in St. Elizabeth, broke through in the mid-2000s with “Hungry” and “Hail the King, ” and his catalogue has stayed rooted in Rastafarian conviction and positive street poetry rather than gun talk or vanity.

“Front End Lifta” sits in that lane, with the title alone suggesting forward motion, work, and a man keeping his hustle moving. Even without a detailed credit sheet in front of us, the release is tagged to Miles Ahead Entertainment and dated 2026, placing it among Mojah’s recent run of singles after “My Crown (2026 Remastered)” and “Nuh Trust Yuh (Love Is A Gamble Riddim). ”

What makes the song worth hearing is the way Fantan Mojah’s voice usually rides a track: firm, high-pitched, and sermon-like, with enough grit to carry street detail and enough melody to keep the hook alive. That blend has always been his strength, and it is the reason he still cuts through when the rhythm is stripped back and the message is front and center.