Black Star Liner Riddim – Jah Golden Throne Records

Jah Golden Throne Records keeps Marshall Neeko at the center of Black Star Liner Riddim, a 2026 roots set that leans into militant Rastafari language and a steady, weighty groove rather than chasing anything flashy. Neeko’s name runs through the whole project as producer and anchor artist, and that gives the lineup a real sense of continuity, from Vinny’s “Natty Dread” and Bagga Trouble’s “Africa” to Vashan’s “Good Over Evil” and Sheeba’s “Jah Give Me Strength. ” The title itself nods to a long reggae tradition around “Black Star Liner, ” a phrase that’s appeared on classic cuts by artists like Jah Thomas, Fred Locks and Edi Fitzroy, which fits the spiritual, return-to-Africa mood here. The sequencing moves from the title version into a string of vocals that steadily deepen the message, ending with “Too Late” and “Jah Give Me Strength” in a way that feels deliberate rather than rushed.