TYDAL KAMAU’S “RICH PROBLEM” BLENDS DANCEHALL AND AFROBEAT MUSIC STYLES AND FEATURES TURBULENCE.
The remarkable musical piece titled “Rich Problem,” a single from Tydal Kamau’s celebrated album “I Become A Man,” is a fusion of Dancehall and Afrobeat genres bound to captivate the hearts of music enthusiasts.
Produced by the reputable Oneness Records, the track features Tydal Kamau and Turbulence, who deliver a powerful message of resilience and determination in the face of life’s challenges.
The two talented artists express their readiness to overcome “rich problems” with unwavering grit and determination through their lyrics. The song serves as an uplifting anthem for individuals tired of grappling with poverty, hardships, and the harsh realities of a world often driven by materialism and corporate greed.
Overall, “Rich Problem” is an inspiring and thought-provoking masterpiece that will leave a lasting impression on anyone who listens to it, thanks to its infectious beats, catchy melodies, and profound lyrics.
ABOUT TYDAL KAMAU
Tydal Kamau, also known as Navardo Graham, is a Jamaican reggae artist who draws inspiration from icons such as Buju Banton, Sizzla Kalonji, Bob Marley, and Peter Tosh. His passion for music began at a young age, and he wrote and performed his first song at the age of ten for an audience of his peers.
Tydal’s debut album, Mission Incomplete, was released by VP Records and received positive reviews worldwide. He has performed at major reggae festivals in Europe, including Reggae Geel, Reggae Jam, Afro Latino Festival, Reggae Fever, and local festivals such as Rebel Salute, Sting, and St Mary Mi Come From.
His talent was recognized by Ghetto Youths Int’l, a label owned by Stephen and Damian Marley, who produced his single “Babylon Can’t Get Away.” Tydal has also performed in Latin America, South Africa, Kenya, and Malawi, receiving a warm reception from audiences.
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