Chronic Law satisfies the subset of Dancehall fans who are proponents of uplifting themselves by any means necessary, while Yaksta satisfies those who are committed to lifting themselves up by focusing on more traditional and legal means of elevation.

And though the track takes a noticeable detour from Yaksta’s ‘pure conscious’, it does maintain the soul of his style of music. The song features Chronic Law, who provides a certain grit to Yaksta’s characteristic soulful delivery. Titled ‘22’, Yaksta’s 20-track album is expected to be packed with more conscious, uplifting music, as evidenced with his newly released single, ‘Conscious Badness,’ also from the album. After sending shockwaves through Dancehall over two years ago with the simple yet radical content of his music – with tracks like Ambition and even later ones like Assets (Fowl Coop), he has graced 2023 with new music and his debut album in tow. Yaksta’s humble ambitions have carried him a far way and these days, they seem poised to carry him even further. Chronic Law – Conscious Badness + New Album: 22 The manage to spread this flex across an energetic and upbeat track that feels less like the typical brag show, and more like a track centered on good vibes and unadulterated fun. In the song, both men take turns flaunting their respective statuses as ‘generals’ who can get any woman they want.

Gyal Generals (Turn It Up) features Sean Paul at his party-blazing best, and Charly Black flexing his vocal chops on what is most certainly a party anthem/girls’ anthem. His latest album, No Excuses, captures that element perfectly, with legends like Sean Paul, Beenie Man and Bounty Killer featuring on the 15-track project. It’s no wonder veterans continue to trust his ability to accurately finger the pulse of a genre, in which he has reaped massive success. And, to his credit, despite his noticeable absence from many local charts in recent times, Black has crafted an enviable, globally palatable career. To that end, the Party Animal singer’s resume is almost unmatched in current Dancehall. Sean Paul – Gyal Generals (Turn It Up) + New Album: No ExcusesĬharly Black’s persevering career in Dancehall is one built on knowing who to tap, knowing exactly what to talk about, and, perhaps more importantly, when to talk about it.

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