Kingston, Jamaica-based Hip Hop collective The Council, & Reggae artists Eesah and SpaceAge Rasta recently dropped the visual to their track STREETS OF JAMAICA, directed by Fyah Roiall

The Council connects with Reggae artistes Eesah and SpaceAge Rasta for a new single titled ‘Streets of Jamaica’, under the All Nations Music label. The song is also accompanied by a music video, directed by Fyah Roiall.

The new school boom-bap beat and raw verses from The Council’s Five Steez, Nomad Carlos and The Sickest Drama, alongside SpaceAge Rasta, make this song a deadly combination, effortlessly blending social commentary with braggadocio. Eesah’s catchy hook fits right in place to remind everyone where all this dopeness comes from,

“We going hard again / Dem think seh ah foreign but ah yard again”.

The music video shows amped-up performances from all the artists, interspersed with various visual effects, matching the high energy of the song itself, which would sound equally at home in many Hip Hop, Dancehall, and even modern Reggae playlists.

‘Streets of Jamaica’ is the second release, following ‘Life Goes On‘ which featured SpaceAge Rasta, Inztinkz, and The Sickest Drama, from collaborative sessions with The Council, NRG, and Eesah.

The Council comprises Five Steez, Nomad Carlos, The Sickest Drama, and Inztinkz while NRG (New Reggae Generation) consists of SpaceAge Rasta, Iyah Gift, and Rseenal. Eesah joins the fold as a singer or singjay, bringing the melody, among a circle of rappers and deejays.

The Council x Eesah x SpaceAgeRasta – Streets of Jamaica via iTunes/Spotify

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