Mc Fizzy x General Degree – Like We

Mc Fizzy and General Degree sound like they’re having a proper exchange of styles on Like We, a single that sits between UK club energy and yard-time dancehall confidence. The title says plenty on its own: this is a record about identity, attitude and self-recognition, the kind of tune that plays with the idea of “we” as a badge of belonging rather than a throwaway phrase. General Degree is the veteran in the room, and his presence matters. Born Cardiff Butt in Manchester, Jamaica, he came up in the late 1980s and made his name through the 1990s with a playful, punchy style that could turn cheeky, sexy or straight-up crowd-warming in a heartbeat. He’s long been one of dancehall’s more recognizable personalities, with a catalog that stretches from classic singles into production work and his own Size 8 imprint.

Mc Fizzy brings a different lane. As Dean Blair, he has roots in the UK garage and crossover club world through Genius Cru, and his name has stayed active across records, events and his community work in South London. That background helps explain the feel here: the track has the sort of bounce that should move easily between sound system play and a UK dancefloor, with a modern, polished low end and enough swing to let Degree’s delivery cut through.

With production credited to Mc Fizzy alongside Add and Zed Bias, the record also points toward a UK-led touch on the rhythm side. Zed Bias’s name alone suggests deep garage and bassline instincts, while Degree’s melodic, patter-heavy approach should give the song the veteran sting it needs. This is the kind of collaboration that feels built for selectors: cross-generational, club-ready and rooted in the kind of Caribbean-UK chemistry that has kept dancehall and garage talking to each other for years.