I-Stitch

I-Stitch is an Reggae-Dancehall Singer SongWriter/Assistant Director/Afro- centric dancer with a Re-Set Mindset Lyrics, Fierce vocals, fiery, energetic delivery often compared to Michael Jackson and Sizzla Kalonji as a stage performer.

● I-Stitch Team up with Caveman his artist first producer, and write the song from a very honest point of view on what’s promoting from Jamaica our culture through our music, which our music is edutainment to the youths and the world.
So the song is written to set examples for the future generation to step away from promoting what’s not our culture. The song titled “Teach The Youth” is Set to be release on July  22, 2022. The track is a full song from his first album titled “I-Stitch FixTape Mix”.

TEACH THE YOUTH

Fixtape Mix

Intro

Ambition

Don’t Follow Ego

Hardcore

Ska n’ Bounce

Education

Teach Di Youths

2Day R 2Marow

Get Ready for School

Too Much Man Dead

Trilla Dance Move

Welcome to Jamaica

Nah Work with That

Work Hard

Crocodile Rock Dance

Heckle & Kotch

21 Days Lockdown

Description: 

Get Ready For School The Name Of This Song Is A Song That Reminds Us Of The Song Call (“Book Book” By Bounty Killer). The Song Is A Correction and Example For The Younger Generation To Listen, Pay-Attention, Watch Di Code While Staying Focus In Life. “Get Ready For School” Is Produced By Caveman Productions Grammy Award Nominee Label, I-Stitch Music and Grammy Awards Producer Jonfx Music (Who Re-Edit) The Riddim Track Call Retro Dancehall Version Of The Original “Ting A Ling” School Bell Ring (Song By Shabba Ranks).

On Track Is I-Stitch and One Of His Youngest Brother Goes By The Name Selah John Anthony Moore. I-Stitch Recorded The Project When His Brother Was At Age 5-6, Age 5-6 Is When I-Stitch First Wrote The Hook Of The Song Which Is The FISRT Song To Be Written By I-St

Get Ready For School

Too Much Man A Dead

This Song Is All About Us Jamaican As The Leading Caribbean Dot Country Some Say Island, Is The Most Party Acer And We Welcome All other Nations With Our Party Energy… “Book Or Look For The Party Yow A Suh it Go”

Welcome To Jamaica

AHBAGADA NATION Christmas Song Titled “Merry Rum-Par-Mas” For Those Who Don’t celebrate Christmas but still dink up them sorrel with the Rum but not to get drunk

Merry Rum-Par-Mas