GENEVA MEETS KINGSTON: T’JEAN DROPS ROOTS ANTHEM TWICE A CHILD
Geneva-based production heavyweights Addis Records hit the sweet spot once again, teaming up with Jamaican artist T’Jean on Twice A Child. Their conscious roots reggae collaboration showcases his raw, soulful vocals and musical pedigree.
As the son of legendary Jamaican producer Mikie Bennett, T’Jean draws from a rich legacy of conscious songwriting. Built upon The Keys riddim, the track’s heavy one-drop foundation arrives via Evidence Music for digital distribution.
Exploring themes of humility, spiritual grounding, and historical endurance, the singer transforms ancient proverbs into a potent meditation on identity.
A POTENT MEDITATION FOR HEART AND MIND
Central to the tune is a reminder that personal evolution demands unwavering humility: “Once a man, but twice a child. Can’t forget where you’re coming from.”
T’Jean skillfully weaves scriptural references alongside a deep Rastafarian philosophy, connecting everyday struggles with broader historical narratives.With a memorable chorus moving effortlessly across evocative verses, the artist delivers a deeply reflective plea that resonates emotionally and intellectually.
Coupled with Addis Records’ meticulous production, Twice A Child stands as a vital listen for roots purists that speaks directly to both heart and mind.
CREDITS
Thomas Broussard – Guitar
Stuf Addis – Bass
Oral Brown – Drums
Okiel McIntyre – Trumpet
Oshane Love – Saxophone
Randy Fletcher – Trombone
Jil Addis – Keys, Piano, Organ, Percussion, Acoustic Guitar, Arrangement
Backing Vocals – Saine Rapley
Vocal Mixing – Umberto Echo
Riddim Mixing – Tippy High Grade
Mastering – Fullersound
ABOUT T’JEAN
Kingston-born Rastafarian singer T’Jean carries a rich culture legacy as the son of producer Mikie Bennett. After years behind the mixing desk engineering hits for Kabaka Pyramid, he stepped up to the mic in 2019.
Forwarding a conscious message, T’Jean blends traditional roots reggae with modern trap-dancehall dynamics. He delivers scripture-inspired, uplifting music that moves heart, mind, and reggae culture worldwide.
