Tydal teams with Penthouse
Tydal
Entertainment
February 20, 2014

Tydal teams with Penthouse

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TYDAL has teamed with Donovan Germain’s Penthouse Records for his new single, Do Tings Fi Buss. The song is featured on the Poco Man Jam ‘riddim’.

Do Tings Fi Buss is a preview to Tydal’s EP, Journey of a Young Warrior, which will be launched Tuesday at Redbones Blues Café in Kingston.

He disclosed the concept behind the song.

“I’ve just been overwhelmed by some of the madness happening in the music fraternity. People are doing some of the most weird and barbaric things to gain quick exposure,” he said.

Journey of a Young Warrior also contains songs produced by Silly Walks Discotheque and Master One Productions. It will be distributed by VP Records.

— Kevin Jackson

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