For OG Techneek, Weh Yuh Say is more than another dancehall release. The song reflects a journey shaped by an unwavering belief that hard work will eventually pay off.

Released on July 3, the single pairs the Kingston-born deejay with producer CJ The Chemist of Chemist Records and Faith Entertainment.

Built around themes of ambition and resilience, the track tells the story of hustlers determined to rise above difficult circumstances, turning everyday struggles into a declaration of self-belief.

The accompanying music video has also found an audience, amassing more than 108,000 views on YouTube within three weeks of its release.

Music has been a constant in OG Techneek’s life since childhood. Growing up in Kingston, he honed his skills by freestyling over improvised bucket rhythms, laying the foundation for the style that would later define his music.

While dancehall icons Vybz Kartel and Mavado served as early influences, relocating to the US exposed him to hip hop’s emphasis on lyrical delivery, which has been woven into his sound.

The collaboration with CJ The Chemist marks another step in the artiste’s development as he continues to carve out his place in the genre. Though still an emerging name, OG Techneek has begun attracting attention for his delivery.

As Weh Yuh Say continues to gain traction online, the single offers a glimpse into an artiste intent on telling stories that resonate with listeners chasing their own ambitions, wherever that journey may begin.

— Shereita Grizzle