CHANGE WE WANT: EESAH AND DERRICK SOUND DELIVER A VOICE FOR THE PEOPLE
On the heels of a charged European tour, Eesah brings his fire home with Change We Want. Produced by Derrick Sound, the track captures the raw frustration of communities fed up with political neglect, channelling that energy into a call for accountability.
From the opening lines, Eesah’s voice cuts through with hard truths, naming the failings of leaders while rallying people to stand together. The lyrics burn with intent, but the delivery never loses its rhythm. It is protest made poetic, urgent yet melodic.
MY VOICE IS FOR THE PEOPLE AND THE PEOPLE WANT CHANGE
Derrick Sound builds the stage with a driving beat that fuses reggae’s pulse with R&B textures, while Nicolas Meury of Little Lion Sound shapes the mix into a tight, polished record. Released through Evidence Music, Change We Want lands as both a statement and a soundtrack for resistance.
Eesah shows where art meets action, and Change We Want makes clear his place in reggae’s tradition of fearless voices.
ABOUT EESAH
Eesah rises from Papine’s hills with a sound that blends lyrical fire, spiritual depth and daring experimentation. His early releases reached audiences across Europe, while tracks like Perfect Tree with Chronixx carried his voice worldwide.
He thrives on collaboration, linking with icons like Sizzla and Kabaka Pyramid, and shaping projects such as Deep Medz’s debut album. Rooted in reggae tradition yet forward-facing, Eesah moves as one of Jamaica’s boldest voices.
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ABOUT DERRICK SOUND
From Geneva’s Artamis roots, Derrick Sound (Inspecta Derrick and Mr Nico) have built a reputation for bold clashes and boundary-pushing riddims. In 2013 they co-founded the label Evidence Music, now a hub for reggae’s global network.
Their productions link voices like Anthony B, Chezidek, Stonebwoy and I-Taweh, balancing roots tradition with modern edge. Derrick Sound’s ethos thrives on collaboration, reshaping reggae’s future while staying grounded in its foundations.
