We’ve dropped the first single for that one, and it’s called SCORCHA, which is the title track of the album. But in general, that just kind of helped to spark up my creativity.Īnd I had had quite a lot of songs done for an album with Island, which will come out sometime over the summer. Suku from Ward 21 and I did a brand-new song. What helped me was to call other people to help to finish them. I had a few songs here and there that I hadn’t finished, like some collabs with Busy Signal and Govana, and I was like, let me try to complete these. I went back to the studio, and then the lyrics just started to flow, and different ideas just started to come. And during that time, I was building rhythms at home, and I couldn’t find the words for anything.
SP: At first, it threw me off, and I was in hiding for five months. C&T Today: Have you found the advent of the pandemic has hindered or helped your creative process? There’s a more mature approach to a hardcore dancehall album. There’s also more meaningful songs, songs to combat social issues and the violence in society. There’s also more feel-good songs that people know me for on this album. It’s an attempt to bring on board more collaborations and clashes. So, it’s an attempt to kind of show the unity in the dancehall community. People like Govana, Intence, Masicka, Skillibeing, Squash. It features people like Buju Banton, Jr Gong, Busy Signal, a more established zone of what I call successful dancehall, and younger contingent you know what I mean?
It’s more of a Dutty Rock production thing, so basically more hardcore dancehall. Sean Paul: My new album is called Live N Livin. Cannabis & Tech Today: Tell me about your new album.
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