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OLDIES SUNDAY: Mad Anju – Wha Dis Fadda (1999)


The Month of May is recognized as “Mental Health Awareness Month“. The Caribbean has been through, and is going through so much, and not many of us are strong enough to handle it all. For many of us, music is an escape whether you’re a listener, or performer. Today’s “Oldies Sunday” selection comes from Mad Anju with the track, “Wha Dis Fadda“.

Produced by Chad Simpson a.ka. Mr. G/Goofy for Big League Records on the “Antz Nest Riddim” and released through Young Blood Records/Main Street Music in 1999, Mad Anju has a list of things to talk about in, “Wha Dis Fadda”. The Deejay shares a number of scenarios that all end up on the wrong side of the story, and cause major stress. A few examples would be him having dreams of living the good life with all the spoils of success, but in reality he’s living hand to mouth, far from the dream life. Another would be having what he believes is a Woman who is loyal and loving to him in every way, only for her to be dishonest and a Thief in the end. Anju takes the time to call out those who would rather pursue a music career that has no guarantee of success, and show displeasure in participating in Farming, something that is sure to provide in more ways than one. He mentions a few more things that are sure to make listeners ponder and are still relevant today, but overall they all in some shape or form cause a decline in Mental Health among the population. “Wha Dis Fadda” quickly became a hit for Mad Anju, earning him spots on local Music charts, providing him opportunities to perform locally, and abroad.

Since the release of “Wha Dis Fadda”, Mad Anju went on to score a few more hits, but his time on the scene was short lived. He secured a deal with VP Records thanks to the popularity of his hits, but an album never materialized. He would make attempts at a comeback in later years, but fell back into music and event promotion. He may not be on the scene like before, but his singles including “Wha Dis Fadda” still gets love in Jamaica, and the rest of the world.

Thank You Mad Anju For This Hit!

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Valiant Aims To “Prove Dem Wrong” With Debut Album


The 2020s has been good to Dancehall Artist Valiant. Since going viral with the “Fada Dipo” video on Social Media and the breakout single “Dunce Cheque“, he has been climbing the steps to success. Now with an International label backing him, he aims to conquer the globe, and deliver even more hits from his growing catalogue. Today (and this Labour Day Weekend), you’re tuned in his debut Album, “Prove Dem Wrong“.

Featuring 11 tracks, Valiant is on a mission to shut the doubters up with, “Prove Dem Wrong”. The Deejay has been consistent since his breakout year, and with the new album, there will be even more for the people to enjoy. Released through Epic Records, production on the new Album comes from the likes of DJ Mac, Zimi Records, BiiGinton Records, KVRIM, and Emoji Records, offering a mix of Dancehall, Reggae, Hip Hop, and R&B sounds throughout. He calls up his peers 450, Fridayy, and Tommy Lee Sparta to join in on the vibes, further making “Prove Dem Wrong” one to listen to. The St. Mary Deejay has come a long way, and now his focus is sharper, and determination is greater. Kill dem with success.

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Shalam Reflects On Lost Love With Deejah-Featured “Jah Jah Daughter”


They say breakups are rough to experience. Depending on the person, it takes either a long time, or a short time to get over. For Shalam a.k.a. IceKoolio, a breakup can be hard on someone, especially when a lot of good was done through the duration of the relationship. He speaks on his lost love in, “Jah Jah Daughter“.

Produced by Outta Nothing Production and featuring Deejah, Shalam reflects on his past relationship in, “Jah Jah Daughter”. He looks back at the intimate moments, the positive words and things done, and the confusion experienced as a result of the termination of the relationship. Deejah adds her thoughts and experiences as well, with them both saying that the union should’ve been stronger, and lasted longer. Some relationships die, while others get a chance or few to get right. Some people come and go they say, life is crazy.

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Squash Gives Fans New “Hate Being Famous” EP


2025 has been a year so far for Dancehall Artist Squash. Despite remaining consistent with the music, his troubles with the Law were getting in the way. Earlier this year he was detained on a number of charges in Florida, and he’s currently fighting his situation. While his fans scream for his freedom, he finds an escape with the music through his new EP, “Hate Being Famous“.

Squash understands what can come with fame paired with the street life, and his new “Hate Being Famous” EP taps into some of what he has been through in this life. The 9 track EP features dark themes, painting a picture of what he’s dealing with. Production on “Hate Being Famous” is handled by 6ix Real Records, Hemton Music, and Salkey Records with features from Byron Messia and Malie Donn. Many are saying “Free Squash” till it’s backwards now, despite a new project out, the Deejay is fighting for a better life.

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.@DiRealShaggy’s Classic “It Wasn’t Me” Goes Viral On TikTok With An AceMitchh Remix


This year, International Dancehall/Reggae Artist Shaggy celebrates 25 years of “It Wasn’t Me“. Released in November 2000 and featuring Ricardo “RikRok” Ducent, this track paved the way for a mega expansion of the Shaggy brand, scoring platinum plaques, and placing him in significant parts of Pop Culture for years to come. While the track has gained love in a variety of ways over the years, it acquired a little viral love on TikTok recently thanks to a Producer named AceMitchh. His “HoodTrapRMX” of the song would pick up steam on the platform, kicking off a new challenge.

Released in April, AceMitchh’s “HoodTrapRMX” of Shaggy’s “It Wasn’t Me” found users on the platform sharing dance videos, GRWM (Get Ready With Me) videos, Sports clips, and random entries featuring the remixed track. The original video that premiered the remix garnered over a Million views, while there over 3,500 views released with the track being the soundtrack, scoring Millions of views. The original “It Wasn’t Me” has enjoyed viral success on Social Media, but this remix may get some extra love going into the Summer. TikTok users can start creating content with the sound starting here. Shaggy’s “It Wasn’t Me” is still available on all streaming platforms.

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OLDIES SUNDAY: @Bigga_Haitian – Haiti A Weh Mi From (1989)


Here’s a quick History lesson for you during Haitian Heritage Month. During the Haitian Revolution on May 18, 1804, the flag of Haiti was created. 198 years later, the day is recognized as “Haitian Flag Day“, which became a public holiday. For today’s Oldies Sunday selection, we go back 37 years, or 185 years after the flag’s creation, to check out Haitian Icon Bigga Haitian’s track, “Haiti A Weh Mi From“.

Produced by Winston Jones and released through Flames Records in 1989, Bigga Haitian celebrates his Country, and is proud to be from there in, “Haiti A Weh Mi From”. Inspired by Dancehall Icon Admiral Bailey, Bigga made his debut as a Dancehall Artist with his patriotic single. Borrowing elements from some of the popular Dancehall tunes at the time, the Deejay shares a few things about himself, how he moves in the streets, paying tribute to his home and Jamaica, and showing his skillset as a Dancehall Artist. The single became his breakout hit, making him the first Haitian Artist to find success in the Jamaican music scene. The single did well in Haiti, topping the charts there, and becoming a staple to this day. “Haiti A Weh Mi From” was featured on his 1997 debut Album, “I Am Back” in a remixed form, but the original was featured on his 2009 Album, “Sak Pasé“.

Since the release of “Haiti A Weh Mi From”, Bigga Haitian went on to become one of the country’s most important musical exports as he broke down barriers, inspiring Artists like Wyclef Jean to follow in his footsteps. He is still active in music, creating music that highlights what’s going on in Haiti, and promoting positivity. “Haiti A Weh Mi From” still gets heavy rotation in parts of the world. Happy Haitian Flag Day 🇭🇹.

Mèsi Bigga Haitian For This Classic!

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