Tower Band x Rytikal x Yaksta

“Dutty Mulah” lands in the lane Tower Band has been carving out since stepping from the stage into recording work: dancehall with live-band muscle, sharp enough for the party but with enough grit to sit in the street. The song title alone points to the subject matter — money, pressure, hustle, and the ugly side of chasing a paper dream — and the energy behind it fits that theme. Tower Band have long been known as a Kingston outfit that backs some of the biggest names in Jamaican music, and their own recording side has been developing into a real extension of that work rather than a side project.

Rytikal and Yaksta are a smart pairing for that kind of record. Rytikal has built his name on raw, hard-edged modern dancehall with a direct, sometimes combative delivery, while Yaksta has come up as one of the more distinctive voices in the new generation, mixing melody, reflection, and streetwise phrasing with a conscious streak. Together, they can ride a rhythm without sanding off the rough edges. That matters on a song like this, where the balance between ambition and survival is the whole point.

Tower Music Media Group is the right home for it. The company has been operating as both a production house and a platform for the Tower Band circle, and its releases have consistently sat in the dancehall-reggae space. This one belongs to 2026, and it continues the group’s push from backing unit to recording entity. If you know the kind of live-wire energy Tower Band bring on stage, “Dutty Mulah” makes sense as a studio cut: street-level, performance-minded, and built for rotation in a dancehall set.