Notis Records Crossroads Riddim Megamix By Supersonic Sound

INTRO
Time is now
Oh weh… Oh yea
Oh way… Oh way nah
Life is a journey

VERSE 1
I rose from the darkness to light, you see mi now
You see a star weh you like, in your video
Dissolution in my life I bet you didn’t know
But when you walk in tonight don’t be surprised you come a fi mi show
Blatantly I told you mission incomplete
Not everything come cheap
My struggles painful like a wisdom teeth
And tings nuh pretty out pon Kingston street
That’s when mi find out Jah Jah Kingdom sweet
I got no option but to..

CHORUS
Carry on (carry on), Ay carry on (carry on), Ay carry onnnn..
I’ll be there when the dogs come to bite
And the war is to fight
The Most High never leave I alone
Nyabinghi jussa
Carry on (carry on) Ay Carry on (carry on) Oh carry onnnn..
If I survive the storm in the night
Welcome another day with opportunity in sight

VERSE 2
As I open my mind, I was hoping to find
A smooth road with highway, no unbroken lines
But now I’m in the valley I got mountains to climb
And there is no such thing as restoring the dime
I learn to appreciate my struggles they make me a better man
I live to see di one weh fight I stretch a hand
Now from the streets of Jamaica to Paris di jet a lan’
I guess dem couldn’t keep di wave up on di sand
I know I got to..

CHORUS
Carry on (carry on), Ay carry on (carry on), Ay carry onnnn..
I’ll be there when the dogs come to bite
And the war is to fight
The Most High never leave me alone
I know I got to
Carry on (carry on) Ay Carry on (carry on) Ay carry onnnn..
If I survive the storm in the night
Welcome another day with opportunity in sight

VERSE 3
Sometime I feel like a lonely man in the desert
I sacrifice relationship because the work I know it hurt
But sometime yuh deh pon mission, yuh haffi choose
And failure is not an option in this game, no time to lose
I guess some never stick around because dem inna doubt
And the closest one beside you is quickest to sell you out
So I an’ I a check mi owna shoulders pon di road
Cause only if mi dead dem woulda waan fi carry mi load
I know I got to..

CHORUS
Carry on (carry on), Ay carry on (carry on), Ay carry onnnn..
I’ll be there when the dogs come to bite
And war is to fight
Selassie never leave I alone
Pick mi bags dem up and
Carry on (carry on) Ay Carry on (carry on) Ay carry onnnn..
I survive the storm in the night
Welcome another day with opportunity in sight

OUTRO
I keep troddin’ on now, cause I see victory in sight
I know that Jah is my light, so I’ll be alright
I won’t give up the fight
I’m troddin’ on now
There’s no fear into my eyes, yea
As long as Jah is my light, I’ll be alright
I won’t give up the fight
Troddin’ on.. Carry on.. Troddin’ on..

Real Champion Riddim

Tydal Kamau - Carry On [Real Champion Riddim] produced by Stephen Marley

UngaBarunga & WelshBass drum & bass duo from Kingston Jamaica

www.notismusic.com

Navardo Graham, better
known as Tydal Kamau, is a Jamaican reggae artist. His musical
influences derived greatly from reggae icons, Buju Banton, Sizzla
Kalonji, reggae legends Bob Marley and Peter Tosh. With such rooted
inspirations, his obsession for music began to unfold and triggered his
natural ability to put words and melodies together. Tydal penned and
delivered his first song at age ten to an audience of his peers who
were intrigued by his natural talent.
Two years after Port Antonio Comprehensive High School, Tydal
migrated to Kingston searching for exposure. He mingled with top
musicians and eventually found the central ingredients to master his
craft. He recorded several demos, but did not generate the attention
desired until 2010, he teamed up with brother Fabian Graham aka
Fabigeez and friend Ricardo ‘RedBoom’ Reid to produce a single
entitled Ball-Ground.
Through heavy rotation on major radio stations throughout the island,
the single opened many doors and attracted the attention of some key
players in the music industry. Tydal became a force to be reckoned
with and was dubbed one of the unprecedented new talent of Reggae
when he followed up with a track titled Tell Dem Fi Farm on the
Focus Riddim on Vikings Production Label. The beat which also
featured various artistes was voted one the best reggae rhythms of
2012. He collaborated with world renowned artist Gyptian on a track
entitled Give It To Me Baby.
The young lyricist partnered with US based recording label Master
One Production and instantly made his presence felt in North
American Media Houses. Silent Warrior produced by Florida based
record label Train Line Records in 2013, was the song that
highlighted his lyrical capabilities and vocal range. Tydal’s lyrical
contents predominantly represents the voices and plights of the
modern generation. His melodies and dynamic ways of delivery did
not go through the eyes of several promoters. He was consequently
rewarded in 2014 with a six week Promotional Tour of eleven states
in the U.S.A. for his powerful efforts.
The release and distribution by VP Records of Tydal’s debut
compilation Album titled Mission Incomplete quickly added more
fuel to the journey of a young warrior. Mission Incomplete can be
described as solid compilation of Tydal’s strongest songs up to 2014.
It’s unique blend of Reggae/Dancehall music was featured in several
magazines and charts worldwide. Tydal Kamau achieved favourable
responses across Europe on some major reggae festivals such as
Reggae Geel, Reggae Jam, Afro Latino Festival, Reggae Fever, etc
when he promoted the Album in 2015 and 2016.
The pace and maturity of this fast rising talent was spotted by Ghetto
Youths Int’l, a label owned by Stephen and Damian Marley who
produced Babylon Cant’t Get Away. The artist also showcased his
talent on local festivals such as Rebel Salute, Sting, St Mary Mi Come
From and also was also warmly received upon his recent debut in
Latin America where he made stops at Costa Rica. The reggae crooner
is set to release a new CD and is poised to cement his place in the
music industry to serve and inspire.
www.tydalkamau.com

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