She’s a very happy and humble individual, I can see her making it to the big stage in the near future,” Jahmiel told Urban Islandz. “It was all good vibes working with Rosh. It was evident from their chemistry on stage that the duo would be brilliant collaborators, and Jahmiel validated that.
Jahmiel joined Rosh Reign on stage at her EP launch in Kingston, Jamaica, in January, where he performed a couple of his tracks and supported the songbird in her quest for mainstream success. “Rosh Reign is a great vocalist which first caught my attention but after hearing ‘If I’ melodies and rhythm I was like ‘I have to be a part of this song.’ My response was ‘this song bad’,” he revealed. The reggae singer told Urban Islandz exclusively that joining the track was a no-brainer after hearing the magic that the Yellow Boss had already laid out. When asked if there was more to come, Christon affirmed, “There are indeed, this is just the beginning.”Īs for Jahmiel, his last single was released a month ago and has already amassed over 1 million views on YouTube, making this the most auspicious moment to follow up with another solid delivery. “Both artists executed it well by approaching it with a feel that I imagined it being,” he added. He also believes that the song has all the makings of a hit, as Jahmiel and Rosh Reign did it justice. Something smooth and calm, but with a high energy,” the producer said. “This beat was created as I was feeling for something dancehall, but not the usual hardcore beat. Producer Yo Christon shared with us a little backstory on how he created the instrumental. “I felt the message was very relatable and so I continued on to my destination, arriving at a place of question of love, security and certainty – ‘If I give you love, will you give it back to me…?'” “It’s no secret that I sing about love a lot so the melodies flowed and the words followed almost immediately,” she continued. The instrumental oozes moods of love, reflection, happy times, tranquility and so I wrote from that position.” I felt the feelings I felt and tapped into that. “I allowed my musical soul to absorb the instrumental fully. On the inspiration behind the track, Rosh tells us that the words came naturally the minute she heard the Yo Christon-produced beat. I am humbled we got to collaborate,” she told Urban Islandz. I have much respect for him and wanted to work with him. “Jahmiel is an amazing talent that pours pure passion into his art. “If I give you love, will you give it back to me? / If I give you my time, will you spend it wisely? / I’m not tryna waste my time I take it seriously / So baby, if I give you love, will you give it back to me?” she sings.Īs there was only one ‘Great Man’ for the job, Rosh Reign then tapped Jahmiel for the collaboration, which she says was the right decision. Rosh takes the lead on the track with the catchy hook that prompts a response from her male counterpart in his verse. Jahmiel and Rosh Reign discuss their intentions openly and honestly in an effort to start their love journey on a solid foundation and ensure no lines are blurred. A beautiful rendition and a meaningful exchange, the song’s transparency is a welcomed change to the toxic convolution that is the topic of modern love affairs – which is often replete with ambiguity and uncertainty.
The song titled “If I” is an honest conversation between two people on the brink of falling for each other, seeking validation that their love will be requited. The 5-track project was well-received by local and international audiences, which only propelled Rosh Reign, also known as the Yellow Boss, further into the spotlight, expanding her fanbase dubbed the “Yellow Massive.” Now, in her first single since her EP was released, Rosh enlisted popular Jamaican hitmaker Jahmiel for the collaborative effort. Following her felicitous name change from Rosh Rebel, the singer-songwriter released her self-titled debut EP Reign in February of this year. The last year has seen a whirlwind of changes and developments in the songbird’s career. Jamaican powerhouse vocalist Rosh Reign dropped off her latest single, and the Jahmiel-assisted track is a certified banger.
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