During my childhood in the Caribbean, dogs roamed freely throughout the neighborhood, showing no concern for people's safety. Dogs would 'rush you' if they were not a familiar person to the area. They could also be a nuisance, and it was common practice to chase them off, saying "Marsh Dog!" Today we present an electrifying music release by the artist known as Yung Image on the album titled "Television Set Riddim," released for Spice Mas 2025.
Playing this song fills the air with excitement. "Marsh Dog," written by Yung Image, was produced by DG Productions 473, mixed by NBR Studio (USA), and mastered by Bassline Mastering. This song has a vibe, and the songwriter cleverly used double entendre to disguise the true 'dog-culprit' in the song. The song reinterprets a common West Indian phrase, used to chase dogs away, to convey the message that unwanted company will not be tolerated and will be sent off in style. The refrain is a song of empowerment and taking control of your circumstances. It is a rallying cry urging the listener to stand firm, embrace your inner strength, and rid yourself of people who simply want to use you for what they can get from you.
We approve of the message and love the vibe of the song. If you are in the mood for feting, West Indian style, then get ready to sweat with this one. The beat is not Groove Soca but something approaching Power Soca speed, an in-betweener! This song will have you moving and having fun at summer carnivals in 2025. If you enjoy the song, please leave a comment, and don't forget to share this post with your social media peers.
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Production Notes/Music Credits:
Song Title: Marsh Dog
Album: Television Set Riddim
Artist/Performed by: Yung Image
Written by: Yung Image
Produced by: DG Productions473
Mixed by: NBR Studio (USA)
Mastered by: Bassline Mastering
Origin: Trinidad, Republic of Trinidad & Tobago
Genre: Soca
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