Alandon Wants To Know "What Is Life" [Listen to Song]

Emerging Dancehall star, Alan Lynfatt, more popularly known as Alandon has unveiled a brand new single outlining the struggles of Jamaicansthat many fans in the island can truly relate to.

What Is Life hails as the first mainstream release from Alandon in 2012 as he talks about the everyday trials and tribulations of Jamaican life. In the Reggae themed What Is Life, Alandon speaks of the hardships his mother endured whilst raising him in Jamaica as a youth.

In What Is Life, Alandon deejays, "Mi memba when di house top a lean and di zinc dem full a hole, Mama still find food fi eat even doe time hard, di rusty rim dem always full a coal."

The young deejay continues to paint a vivid picture of his struggles as a youth, saying "A nuff night mi sell bakkle, jus’ fi get a money; do some yard work like a helper to, plus di strugglin’ so hard inna yard a next man pon di side always a anchor too." "Our Christmas nuh Merry at all, life hard inna di ghetto like Jericho wall, when mi Madda couldn't sen' mi go mall, she hol' mi and tell mi nuh bawl."