The forthcoming 90’s Joyride dance and live show will be all about the best music and fashion trends from that era. As such, the January 25th staging, which will be held at Pier 1 in Montego Bay, is being subtitled the Mesh Marina Edition. That said, the promoters fittingly booked veteran dancehall artist Capleton to perform. 

In the late 1980s, when Capleton arrived on the music scene, he had a slew of hit songs: “Bumbo Red,” “Number One on the Look Good Chart,” “No Lotion Man,” etc. Capleton‘s conversion to Rastafari in the early 1990s led to a change in his lyrics, which resulted in some of his biggest songs: “Alms House,” “Music is a Mission,” “Tour,” etc.

When BaDart Muzic shared Teflon‘s “Crack the Code” at the end of October, the song immediately took off and began receiving favorable features from dancehall media. The positive reviews resulted in the release of the official video.

The clip was uploaded to Teflon‘s YouTube channel in early December—on the 9th. If you have not yet seen it, click here or on the image above to check it out, and remember to like, comment, and share.

After rolling out individual singles over a period of a year, Pandemic Records & Entertainment LLC is now sharing the complete “Passion Fruit Riddim” compilation. This is a banging dancehall juggling that features Ras Kronik, Capleton, Bounty Killer, Turbulence & friends, and Yahdeen Essence. Each song was shared as an independent track with a unique buy link. 

Ras Kronik‘s “The Energy” was published in mid-May of 2023, and it served as the title track for his upcoming album at the time. Emerging artist Yahdeen Essence was next with an inspirational tune called “Teach Me,” followed by Capleton‘s “Watch Out Fi Dem,” a song that laments the rise of petty crimes. The final two additions to the “Passion Fruit Riddim” were by Turbulence & Friends, “Bun Fiyah,” and Bounty Killer‘s current trending tune, “Ball a Roll.”

After yet another successful year, the team at Pandemic Records & Entertainment LLC will wrap up 2024 with this project. They are also promising to deliver more quality music in 2025.

On January 1, 2025, two trending dancehall artists, the up-top boss Teejay and the fireman Capleton, will usher in the new year at Meca Nightclub (67 Constant Spring Road) in Kingston, Jamaica. Boom Boom, Game Changaz Sound, and selectors Ruxie, Cardo, and Yokie will all be on deck with non-stop juggling.

Presented by Meca and Gabbidon, this New Year’s Fiyah will be lit at 11:00 pm and is expected to burn until the people say when. General admission is J$2,500, while VIP is J$3,500. Limited early bird tickets are available online at themecaverse.net.