Rymey Gad – Cheese

Rymey Gad keeps pushing out of Jamaica’s new-school dancehall wave with the kind of voice that sounds built for the street and the streaming era at once. Born Garrett Whitelock and rooted in Westmoreland, he has been carving a lane with sharp patter, melody-heavy hooks, and a rising catalog that has already linked him with names like Kraff, Rushawn, and Shaqstar. “Cheese” lands in that same zone: a straight dancehall single with a mischievous title and a quick, confident energy that fits his style.

The track is issued through Kai Kai Recordz and Sav Man Records, two imprints that have both surfaced on recent dancehall releases and DJ-promo circuits. Kai Kai Recordz has a history of clean, digitally minded juggling work, while Sav Man Records has been turning up on fresh singles across the modern dancehall pipeline. That places “Cheese” squarely in today’s independent Jamaican release network, where songs are built to move fast and travel wide.

Rymey Gad’s appeal is the balance between raw delivery and melodic control, and that comes through in the records attached to his name. “Cheese” feels geared toward everyday bragging and playful self-assurance rather than heavy sentiment, with the sort of clipped, chantable phrasing that works in dancehall sets and clip-driven promotion. It’s another reminder that he is no longer just a name bubbling locally, but an artist settling deeper into the current Westmoreland-to-world conversation.