Jamal – 90’s

Jamal comes in with “90’s” as a straight throwback cut, the kind that turns nostalgia into a dancehall talking point rather than a gimmick. The song circles the swagger, attitude and memory lane energy of the decade, with a title that signals exactly where the inspiration sits: old-school vibe, modern polish, and a nod to the era when dancehall and hip-hop were constantly cross-pollinating. The production credit lands with Slang Bang Records, a name already active in the current dancehall circuit and familiar from their earlier work with Jamal on the 2022 Fully Dunce Riddim.

That connection matters. Jamal was already part of Slang Bang’s dancehall rollout before this single, which gives “90’s” the feel of an artist-producer link that has been developing rather than a one-off pairing. On this cut, Jamal is heard in a lane that suits him: direct, rhythmic, and built for selectors who like records with a strong personality and a clean hook. The song’s title points to the hook idea itself, and the setup suggests a rewind-minded dancehall record that reaches back to the sound and style of the decade without sounding trapped in it.

Released in 2026, “90’s” fits neatly into Slang Bang Records’ catalogue of hard-edged contemporary dancehall. It is the sort of single that works as both a nostalgia play and a current-party record, which is usually where the sharper throwback tunes earn their keep.