Andrew I, an Italian soloist, returns with a fresh wave of modern reggae through his latest single “Smile Jamaica”. Known for his heavy vocal tone and solid raggamuffin articulation, he delivers a warm and familiar track from the very first start. Behind the production, Paolo Baldini steps back in as producer and riddim architect — bringing his signature European dub aesthetic to the table.

The composition moves with an easy, medium-tempo feel that stays dynamic through well-placed breakbeat fragments. Baldini’s distinct touch comes through in his choice to build in a minimalist dub style — a bassline that opens wide space for everything around it, turning simplicity into the track’s strongest identity.

Andrew I, meanwhile, performs with full force. His raggamuffin delivery wraps around an easy-listening structure and pulls it closer — the kind of vocal intensity that makes the lyrics land without effort, drawing listeners in rather than demanding attention.

“Smile Jamaica” shows how modern dub can be both simple and effective when it’s in the right hands. Support from Tommaso Benedetto at the mastering department and artwork by Matteo Anselmo round out the single’s presentation with a solid identity. This one deserves to be played loud — let the bassline carry its tropical, smiling party air all the way through.

(Text:Keyko, Editor & Translation:Sam)