Lutan Fyah Ft. Compass – Ganja Fi Bun Remix

Lutan Fyah and Compass link up on a weed anthem that keeps the message blunt and familiar: herb is still something to praise, defend, and celebrate. The remix works because it doesn’t try to outsmart the original idea. It stays in that roots-conscious zone Lutan Fyah has long occupied, where ganja talk is less about gimmick and more about culture, livity, and everyday resistance. His voice carries the tune with the same rough-edged conviction that has made him a dependable name in reggae for years, while Compass adds a younger dancehall energy that gives the record a bit more pressure and movement.

Lutan Fyah, born Anthony Martin, has been one of the more consistent roots voices out of Jamaica since the early 2000s, with a catalogue that circles liberation, Rastafari, social commentary, and marijuana praise songs. Compass is a Jamaican dancehall artist with a growing profile and a style that has been drawing attention for its direct delivery and current dancehall cadence. Putting the two together makes sense: one brings the rooted chant, the other brings a sharper street-level edge.

Primetime Music is credited on the release, and this sits comfortably in the label’s ongoing flow of Caribbean singles and remix work. The track title suggests a revisiting rather than a reinvention, and that is exactly how it plays: a familiar herb song refreshed by a featured verse that gives it a second wind. If you already know Lutan Fyah for records in this lane, the remix lands as a natural extension of his catalogue rather than a departure.