Since his split with Beenie Man, Don Mafia has upped the ante in the personal beef with his former friend putting a death threat voice recording from Beenie Man on wax. The recording, which appears on the Rebel T label, is called (what else) ‘Death Threat’.
The ‘Death Threat’ single, which appears on the 'Crush Ice' rhythm, has been creating a lot of buzz because of its controversial lyrical content. Clock the lyrics:

Tell me say dem cold
Tell dem say me frozer
Say dem a run the place
See say dem a poser
Who sell apartment fi buy Range Rover?
Coulda chat till you blue, yu nuh rich like….

The single appears on Father Dozer’s Rebel T label.

“Ah Rebel T mi ting de right now,” the man who likes to sport awesome gangster suits that would have made Alphonse "Scarface Al" Capone himself green with envy, told One876Entertainment.com.

The video, he said, will have the caption, ‘In loving memory of Gerald Levy’.

“Mi no hate dem, mi waan dem sleep good inna the house weh dem capture and say ah dem build it alone,” he said, referring to the allegation that he has been excluded from having any share capital in Mafia House Productions.

“Mi no inna the war and mix-up, I am only doing music, mi love Mumma Angel, mi nah diss no man over a marriage, mi just cut up over the house title, dem wipe off mi name offa it like mi neva carry no block, steel and nail, even though a him, Beenie Man provide the building material as the big man.”

Don Mafia, who has been writing for Beenie Man for several years, penned the ‘One Bag a Lie’ hit which served as a strong, stirring proclamation of Beenie Man’s innocence in the wake of rumours that he had been somehow involved in the death of Gerald ‘Bogle’ Levy, a charismatic dancer from the Black Roses crew of Arnett Gardens.

“Now is me him waan to kill,” Mafia said, shaking his head.

Other Don Mafia songs in rotation are ‘Welcome to the Mafia World’ which has an accompanying video, and a single called ‘High Grade is Burning’ with Beenie Man on Jam2’s ‘Duck’ rhythm.