Roots Reggae artiste Nesbeth goes Dancehall on a
new track titled, "Laa Laa Laa La." Nesbeth puts it down on the
Jan Biggs produced track, a happy song by a newly wed taking jabs at some of his
colleagues singing, "dem sey too much demon, too much duppy.
Too much bad people ina de gully..."
Nesbeth has
stuck with roots reggae over the years simply because it's who he is. Dedicated
to the music, this artiste has no intention of switching his allegiance of
giving to the people, clean, inspiring and motivating music at all times.
However, the usually soft spoken artiste could not resist the temptation
of recording on this Dancehall track but kept it fun and from the responses
he's gotten so far, "I have no regrets. I actually called a DJ to
ask him if he had gotten the song which was sent in his email and he was like,
Nesbeth you naa listen radio? You never hear how me deal wid it." This
statement Nesbeth said left him tongue tied because he felt bad about not
knowing that this had taken place. Several other DJs, Nesbeth confirmed
have also personally contacted him to tell him they are feeling the track and
has already begun pounding it.
Marriage has certainly made Nesbeth happy at heart and
that's the vibe he now brings. It is welcoming, coming from him and
Reggae fans can rest assured that he will keep his roots reggae persona in
check at all times.
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