Congo Man Riddim produced by Marshall Neeko Remix 2024
Congo Man Tracklist:
- Jah Cure – Congo Man
- Fantan Mojah – Hail The King
- Anthony B – Bun Dem
- Luciano – Jah Is Greater
- Richie Spice – Motherland Calling
- Ultimate Shines – Don’t Blame Me
- Norris Man – Every Day
- Sizzla – Free
- Perfect – Talk Black Marcus
- Junior Kelly – What Do You Say
- Jah Mason – Teach
- Marshall Neeko – Congo Man Riddim
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Congo Man Overview
The journey of the Congo Man Riddim began in the studio, where the arranger laid down a true one drop base—steady, soulful, and unmistakably roots. The sound was crafted to echo the classic reggae heartbeat, but with a fresh 2024 energy. Producer Marshall Neeko Remix, known for his work with the independent label Roots Survival and for blending vintage reggae tones with modern clarity, took the project to the next level. His careful touch brought together each element, ensuring the riddim felt both timeless and new. As the riddim took shape, it attracted some of reggae’s most respected voices. Jah Cure opened the compilation with “Congo Man,” his smooth vocals gliding over the warm bassline. Jah Cure, who rose to international fame with hits like “Longing For,” brought heartfelt emotion to the track. Fantan Mojah followed with “Hail The King,” delivering his signature conscious lyrics that have made him a festival favorite worldwide. Anthony B contributed “Bun Dem,” adding his powerful energy—fans will recall his classic album “Universal Struggle” from 2004. Luciano offered “Jah Is Greater,” his uplifting voice reminding listeners why he’s called “The Messenjah.” Richie Spice’s “Motherland Calling” brought a deep roots vibe, echoing the spirit of his hit “Earth a Run Red.” The compilation also featured Ultimate Shines with “Don’t Blame Me,” Norris Man on “Every Day,” Sizzla’s “Free,” Perfect’s “Talk Black Marcus,” and Junior Kelly’s “What Do You Say.” Since its release, the Congo Man Riddim has become a staple on reggae playlists, a roots memory for 2024 that fans continue to celebrate.