King Jammy & Aza Lineage Drop New Roots Steppas Anthem “Rule the Sound
The King continues to build the future of reggae.
Legendary producer King Jammy is making waves once again, this time with rising roots reggae powerhouse Aza Lineage. Following the success of their collaborative hit “Sound System” on Jammy’s iconic Far East riddim, the duo is back with a brand new anthem: “Rule the Sound.”
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Bridging Generations: Classic Meets New School
“Rule the Sound” is a powerful modern roots steppas track that blends King Jammy’s timeless dub production with Aza Lineage’s sharp lyrical style and militant delivery. The track is an undeniable salute to sound system culture, female empowerment, and the global roots movement.
With this release, King Jammy shows once again why he remains one of the most relevant and visionary producers in reggae history never afraid to evolve, yet always rooted in authenticity.
“It’s a joy to work with fresh, powerful artists like Aza. She represents the strength of reggae music today,” says Jammy.
About Aza Lineage
Aza Lineage is one of the most exciting voices in the new wave of conscious reggae. Hailing from Kingston, Jamaica, known for her commanding vocals, cultural lyrics, and spiritual delivery all of which shine through in “Rule the Sound.”
Her connection with King Jammy is more than collaboration it’s a passing of the torch, fusing foundation and future.
“Sound System” Set the Tone
Jammy and Aza previously released the instant fan favourite “Sound System,” a revival of the classic Far East riddim made famous by artists like Barry Brown and Cocoa Tea. That single drew praise from sound selectors, radio DJs, and reggae lovers worldwide.
“Rule the Sound” follows up with new-school energy and militant production, and has received huge support from Kingston to Europe to Tokyo.
