JAH DEFENDER CUTS THROUGH THE NOISE WITH ‘DEM AH TALK’
Jah Defender isn’t here for the chatter. The Trinidad and Tobago reggae powerhouse links up with KingStoney for Dem Ah Talk, a sharp-edged anthem that takes aim at gossip and idle talk. The track fuses deep reggae roots with a raw hip-hop energy, making it impossible to ignore.
A voice of consciousness in the global reggae scene, Jah Defender delivers his message with unwavering conviction. Over KingStoney’s heavy drum and bass foundation, he calls for truth and integrity, staying true to the Rastafarian way.
“This track is a message to the world about staying true and not getting caught up in the noise,” he says. “As Rastas, we hold ourselves to a standard of integrity. We don’t deal in gossip — we deal in truth.”
AS RASTAS, WE HOLD OURSELVES TO A STANDARD OF INTEGRITY. WE DON’T DEAL IN GOSSIP — WE DEAL IN TRUTH
KingStoney, celebrated for his boundary-pushing productions, ensures the rhythm hits just as hard as the lyrics. “I wanted the beat to feel heavy yet uplifting — a blend that captures the weight of the message but also inspires movement,” he explains.
Driven by a commanding rhythm and unapologetic lyricism, Dem Ah Talk stands tall. It’s a reminder to move with purpose and rise above the distractions.
ABOUT JAH DEFENDER
From Trinidad’s sunlit shores, Jah Defender rises, a voice of Rastafari, carrying wisdom wrapped in melody. Rooted in reggae’s golden lineage, his journey was ignited with I Don’t Wanna Lose You, rippling across the world.
Sharing sacred stages with legends including Maxi Priest and Kabaka Pyramid, his debut album Rastaman Rise soared, a hymn of truth.
Through Europe’s landscapes on the Warrior Tour, he sows love and justice, a lyrical beacon guiding hearts toward unity and peace.
