From Ding Dong to World Ding

The album was dope!! I felt like every song gave a snippet of things that shaped the artist, got to understand a little more about him through the versatility in his songs and I loved the features on the album !!

Ding Dong is one of Jamaica’s most entertaining artist. From Nannyville to New York his music will bring you joy.

World Ding’s latest album is a cohesive, well-executed body of work that stands as a testament to his growth, versatility, and longevity in the dancehall scene. From start to finish, the album flows effortlessly, with seamless transitions that create a sonic journey—each track building on the energy of the last while offering something fresh. Right out the gate, “Glory” sets a powerful tone. Featuring Vanessa Bling, this emotional opener is a heartfelt ode to God, with World Ding reflecting on two decades of perseverance in the music industry. Bling’s vocals shine here, adding a moving layer of soul and strength to the message. What makes this album exceptional is World Ding’s ability to switch up his flow and cadence without losing his signature sound. There’s a song for every type of listener—whether you want the smooth, vibey rhythms of “Who She Choose,” the introspective vulnerability of “Vent,” or the raw energy of “Pow” and “WYFT.” A standout moment is the remix of “Badman Forward”, which gets a facelift courtesy of Skillibeng. The original was already a dancehall anthem, but this new version adds an extra layer of grit and swagger without taking away from the track’s iconic status. There are no skips on this project. Each song earns its place, and the overall polish shows an artist fully in control of his craft. World Ding has delivered a mega album that proves he’s not just riding the wave—he’s helping shape it.

There is a song for every one on this album, the diversity, the Riddims, Dope album. Every song doesn’t sound the same