DOCTOR’S ORDERS RIDDIM produced by PRINCE RISER 2021
Doctors Orders Overview
In 2021, roots reggae saw a revival with new riddims that honored tradition while bringing fresh energy. One standout was the Doctors Orders Riddim, produced by PRINCE RISER. Known for his dedication to classic reggae sound, PRINCE RISER has worked with various artists under his own label, helping to keep roots reggae alive in the modern era. The Doctors Orders Riddim featured a strong lineup of vocalists, each bringing their unique style. Staddaday's "Fail You" stood out with heartfelt lyrics and a strong delivery. Madi Simmons, an American reggae singer recognized for his soulful voice, contributed "Each Day of Life." Simmons is known for his album "I Am a Rootsman" and has built a steady following in the roots reggae community. Jahmeake Ma, also known as Ma-Thoth, added "I Try," a song that blends spiritual themes with classic reggae rhythms. King Stanley's "So Long" offered a smooth, reflective take, while George Palmer, a Spanish reggae artist with a growing international presence, gave the riddim a romantic touch with "Tonight." The project also included tracks like "Dreaming" by Jah Niceness & Raga-z, "Bless Me" by Codiac, and "Tenement Yard" by Sammy Gold, each adding to the riddim’s variety and depth. Looking back, the Doctors Orders Riddim captured the spirit of reggae in 2021. With PRINCE RISER’s production and a diverse group of artists, it brought together roots messages and modern voices, leaving a mark on that year’s reggae landscape.
Doctors Orders Tracklist:
- Staddaday – Fail You
- Madi Simmons – Each Day of Life
- Jahmeake Ma-Thoth – I Try
- King Stanley – So Long
- George Palmer – Tonight
- Jah Niceness & Raga-z – Dreaming
- Codiac – Bless Me
- Sammy Gold – Tenement Yard
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