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Mr Easy, Future Fambo deliver on ‘Cyaan Go Round Yuh’
Future Fambo (left) and Mr Easy.
Entertainment, Latest News
August 14, 2026

Mr Easy, Future Fambo deliver on ‘Cyaan Go Round Yuh’

Dancehall artistes Mr Easy and Future Fambo have joined forces with deejay Yellow for Cyaan Go Round Yuh, an explosive new collaboration fueled by infectious rhythms, playful lyrics and the unmistakable chemistry of distinctive dancehall voices.

Produced by Yellow House Promotions, Cyaan Go Round Yuh is the first single from Yellow House Records’ inaugural dancehall riddim, Aktive.
Written by Mr Easy and Troy Auxilly Wilson, the energetic, female-focused track taps into the feel-good, collaborative spirit of ’90s dancehall, while delivering a fresh sound for today. Driven by the Aktive Riddim, the artistes trade vocals and personalities over a track built for parties, selectors and the dance floor.
For Mr Easy, inspiration struck almost immediately after hearing the riddim while driving through New York. Although he initially hesitated to listen after receiving a steady stream of riddims from producers, the Aktive Riddim changed his mind within moments.
“The minute I put the riddim on in the car, the whole vibe just hit me. I started vibing, and the song just came,” Mr Easy said.
The experience also reinforced something the artiste has learned over his decades in music: never underestimate where the next great record might come from.
“One thing I’ve learned is you can’t underrate or underestimate any producer,” he added.
Mr Easy quickly reached out to musician and collaborator Clarity, also known as Drumrat, and the two began developing the record. Within approximately an hour, the foundation of Cyaan Go Round Yuh was complete.
“When something moves with that type of energy, you know it’s on the right track,” Mr Easy continued.
The timing couldn’t be better, as the song arrives during a sizzling summer for Mr Easy and Future Fambo, with both artistes generating fresh attention and momentum.
Mr Easy continues to command attention across generations with a catalog that includes loads of  dancehall favourites with the timeless Drive Me Crazy leading the pack. On the same day Cyaan Go Round Yuh dropped, the hitmaker appeared on the popular On The Radar Radio, delivering an energetic performance of the classic Drive Me Crazy alongside his newer track Gal It’s Ya Birthday.
The appearance sparked a flurry of social media activity and renewed attention around the artist and his music.

Future Fambo is enjoying a resurgence of his own, powered by the viral success of Red Light Pepper Light. The track has generated significant attention across TikTok and other social media platforms, while the celebrated deejay has also seen increased momentum on the live performance circuit and several music releases.

Now, Cyaan Go Round Yuh brings that momentum together, pairing two familiar dancehall personalities with deejay Yellow on a record that bridges the genre’s classic collaborative energy with its current sound.
The strong response to the song echoes the excitement Mr Easy felt the moment the riddim first caught his ear.
“People want to hear this type of vibe again,” he says. “It’s positive energy, and the song came out amazing.”

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