DJ Jahmar plans to steadily unveil additional singles and visuals from the “Book of Micah Riddim.” A video for Wasp’s “Remember” has already been completed, while reels and visuals are planned around several other standout selections, including Guiney Peppers’ “Never Stop,” Mega Banton’s “No Chill,” Bramma’s “Something About You,” Singer J’s “Wine For Me,” and Hollywood MK’s “Toxic.”
Each artist brings a distinct personality and flavor to DJ Jahmar’s production, creating a diverse collection without sacrificing the riddim’s grassroots Dancehall identity. From established voices to emerging talent, the “Book of Micah Riddim” is designed as both a celebration of the culture and a reminder of the power of the classic riddim format—one infectious instrumental, multiple artists and a range of stories built to move the dance.
For DJ Jahmar, whose career has been driven by a commitment to championing authentic Reggae and Dancehall, the project represents another step in his evolution from DJ and radio personality to producer. His ear for Jamaican music and ability to connect its traditional foundation with contemporary audiences have become central to his growing production catalog.
Edley Shine brings another layer of Dancehall history to the collaboration. Best known as one-half of Born Jamericans, the influential Jamaican-American duo that helped bring Reggae and Dancehall deeper into the U.S. mainstream, Shine has maintained his distinctive voice and lyrical personality throughout his solo career. On “Broken Dolly,” that seasoned delivery meets DJ Jahmar’s production for a record that feels rooted in Dancehall tradition while built for today’s audience.
With “Broken Dolly” officially opening the book, DJ Jahmar is setting the stage for a succession of releases aimed squarely at selectors, DJs, Dancehall lovers and global audiences hungry for the real thing.
“Broken Dolly” by Edley Shine, produced by DJ Jahmar, is out now alongside the official music video. The project hails from Shinealous Records and Twelve Tribes Entertainment with distribution from Symphonic.
Stream Broken Dolly: https://hypeddit.com/edleyshinedjjahmar/brokendolly
Watch Broken Dolly Official Music Video: https://youtu.be/PcTL9Frr40Y
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