Feloni19 x Cashmill – Force Ah Dat

Feloni19 comes in with the kind of streetwise dancehall energy that has made him one of the fresher names out of Montego Bay. On “Force Ah Dat, ” he rides a modern, trap-tinted bashment pulse with a tough, clipped delivery and a hook that sounds built for quick repeat plays. The title alone points to pressure, dominance, and that stubborn, confrontational mood Feloni19 has been leaning into since breaking through with records like “Force Lakka Rabbit, ” “Jump Out Mad, ” and “Duppyman Style. ”

He has been building his catalogue since 2018 and has already settled into the newer wave of Jamaican dancehall artists who mix raw patois phrasing with a more digital, hard-edged sound. That place in the scene matters here, because “Force Ah Dat” feels like a continuation of that lane rather than a detour. It is the kind of record that depends on attitude as much as melody, with the vocal cut sharp against a beat that keeps the tension high.

The release sits under CashMill Records, with Cashmill attached as producer and artist, which fits the growing pattern of self-contained dancehall singles driven by in-house production and direct digital rollout. Cashmill’s own solo output has been moving through 2024 and beyond, so this collaboration lands as part of a busy, current run rather than a one-off. This one reads like a straight street record: no fluff, just pressure, posture, and momentum.