DESTINY RIDDIM produced by YOUNG POW PRODUCTION 2018
Destiny Overview
Roots reggae riddims have always played a big role in Jamaican music culture. These instrumentals bring people together at sessions, dances, and on the radio. In 2018, a new roots riddim entered the scene and quickly became a favorite in roots sessions: Destiny Riddim. It brought a fresh, soulful sound while keeping the deep, conscious spirit of classic reggae. The riddim was shaped by the careful work of the culture arranger, who made sure each song fit with the roots tradition. This arranger’s influence is clear in the smooth transitions and the way each artist’s message is highlighted. The musical arrangement gives space for both powerful lyrics and relaxed, uplifting vibes. YOUNG POW PRODUCTION, the producer behind Destiny Riddim, has become known for quality reggae projects. The label has worked with both rising and established artists, and their releases often get strong support on streaming platforms. YOUNG POW PRODUCTION is respected for keeping the roots sound alive while bringing in new talent. The Destiny Riddim features a strong lineup. Alaine’s “Lucky You” stands out with her clear, sweet voice. Popcaan brings his unique style to “Where We Come From,” reflecting on his roots. Press Kay’s “Destiny” delivers a hopeful message. Christopher Ellis offers a heartfelt performance in “If You Knew.” Answele’s “Stayed” adds a smooth touch, while Black-Am-I’s “Fire Burning” and Irie Souljah’s “Jah Jah Don’t Leave Me” keep the conscious energy strong. Today, Destiny Riddim is remembered as an important part of reggae history, loved by both new listeners and longtime fans.
Destiny Tracklist:
- I-Octane – Where Di Fire Gone
- Alaine – Lucky You
- Popcaan – Where We Come From (Remix)
- Press Kay – Destiny
- Christopher Ellis – If You Knew
- Answele – Stayed
- Black-Am-I – Fire Burning
- Irie Souljah – Jah Jah Don’t Leave Me
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