Big Yard Music is endorsing its Rool Out album as a testament of authentic Jamaican culture.

Officially released on October 11, the album was recorded and mixed by Kamal Evans, with tracks laid by Shawn Anthoine.

Featuring acts such as Busy Signal and Rik Rok, Christopher Martin, I-Waata, Tony Gold, Ajji, Jahzeal, and rising star ThrillaRush, the album takes listeners on a “musical adrenaline rush” with a taste of authentic dancehall, showcasing each talent’s individual style and strength.

“The album was created with the intention to add a fresher vibe to the dancehall culture. We at Big Yard love dancehall and the culture. We wanted to add a flavour that we were familiar with and have fun,” producer Robert Livingston told the Jamaica Observer.

Since its release, the album has caught the attention of international radio stations and platforms. The buzz around the album has been electric, as fans rush to support their favourite artiste on social media.

“Success, that’s why we make music, as well as for the people/fans who like the music and to be lucrative. We at Big Yard Music love dancehall music and culture so we wanted to have some fun with the genre’s sound”, Livingston added.

Big Yard Music has been in the business of making hits for over two decades and has been the driving force behind many popular songs.

“Right now we just want to keep making music that the fans will enjoy. New projects are coming soon,” the producer said.

— Kediesha Perry