WORKS FOR THE FUTURE PART 1- JAH LIFE TIME 1987
Works For The Future Part 1- Jah Life Time Overview
The new mix, Works For The Future Part 1, hit the streets in early 2024 and quickly became one of the most talked-about releases this season. The energy in the party scene is high, with crowds moving to the fresh sound and heavy vibes. This mix shines with a powerful lineup. Admiral Bailey brings his classic style to "Ruff Neck Chicken," showing why he is still a favorite in dancehall. Bailey is well known for his 1987 hit "Big Belly Man," a song that helped define his career. I Roy, a legend in Jamaican music, delivers "Two Year Old A Solid Gold." I Roy was one of the most influential deejays of the 1970s, famous for his witty lyrics and sharp delivery. Jah Thomas steps in with "Glimity Glam," adding his signature deejay flow. Jah Thomas is recognized for his role as both an artist and a producer, and he helped shape the early dancehall sound. King Kong appears twice, first with "Can't Controle Me" and again with "Can't Stand Me," giving the mix a raw edge. Major Worries keeps the energy up with "Tek Yu Eye Off A Me," a tune that always gets a reaction from the crowd. Behind the scenes, the mixing board king keeps all the tracks tight and the riddim flowing, making sure each artist shines. The result is a mix that feels fresh, layered, and ready for any dancehall session.
Tracklist:
- Two Year Old
- Young Girls Of Today
- Admiral Bailey – Ruff Neck Chicken
- I Roy – Two Year Old A Solid Gold
- Jah Thomas – Glimity Glam
- King Kong – Can’t Controle Me
- King Kong – Can’t Stand Me
- Major Worries – Tek Yu Eye Off A Me
- Patrick Andy – Money Move
- Peter Metro – Obeah In America
- Peter Metro – Police Inna Jamaica
- Singing Melody – To Young To Fall In Love