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Jamaican artist Chev B returns with a powerful new single, “Jamaica Strong (We Likkle But We Tallawah)”, an acoustic-roots anthem built on gratitude, national pride, and the unshakable resilience of the Jamaican people. Guided by warm guitar chords and soul-deep vocals, the track blends acoustic reggae with heartfelt storytelling that honors the spirit of a nation known for its strength and determination.
The message at the core of the song is clear: no matter the hardship, Jamaicans continue to rise, give thanks, and stand firm. “This one come from the soul,” says Chev B. “It’s not about fame or hype, it’s about giving thanks, even when yuh lose everything. We likkle but we tallawah. That line carries the heart of Jamaica, strength in smallness, power in spirit.”
“Jamaica Strong” carries the weight of loss, renewal, and faith. Its stripped-back arrangement, acoustic strings, gentle island drums, and grounding vocals channel the purity of classic roots reggae while preserving Chev B’s contemporary edge. Released under his ongoing Giant Testament movement, the track continues his artistic mission of turning hardship into healing. It follows earlier releases like “Pain to Power” and “Poverty Run Too Deep,” unveiling a softer, more spiritual side of his journey.
Born in Montego Bay, Chev B (Chevron Bucknor) is a singer-songwriter whose music fuses dancehall grit with gospel warmth, soul, and acoustic roots. His work centers on transformation and truth, using storytelling to uplift, empower, and inspire. Through the Pain to Power narrative and his expanding visual artistry, Chev B continues to champion culture, spirituality, and resilience.
Stream below:open.spotify.com/track/0NWgb