Engraph Riddim produced by Embrace The Lord Records 2024
Engraph Overview
The one drop rhythm has always been at the heart of reggae, and in 2024, it still feels fresh. The Engraph Riddim brings back that classic pulse, fitting perfectly with the year’s renewed interest in roots reggae. This compilation quickly found its way into reggae playlists, showing that the genre’s signature sound is as strong as ever. Behind the project is Embrace The Lord Records, a label known for its focus on uplifting and spiritual reggae music. Over the years, the label has built a reputation for working with veteran artists and keeping roots reggae alive in a changing industry. Judy Mowatt, a legend from the I-Threes and known for her solo album “Black Woman,” delivers “Jesus,” bringing her unmistakable voice and message to the riddim. Marcia Griffiths, another member of the I-Threes and famous for her hit “Electric Boogie,” shines on “Looking Up,” adding her soulful touch. Luciano, celebrated for his classic album “Where There Is Life,” gives us “Give Praises,” a song filled with gratitude and hope. Etana, known for her strong albums and Grammy nomination, contributes “Thankful,” adding a modern roots vibe. Lukie D, recognized for his smooth vocals, brings emotion to “I Call You.” The compilation also features George Nooks with “So Long,” Bro Elliott’s “Embrace The Lord,” Glen Washington’s “God Of Our Father,” Bunny Anderson’s “No Greater Love,” and Breda Francis with “Why Should I.” Engraph Riddim stands as proof that reggae’s roots remain powerful in 2024, thanks to timeless rhythms and legendary voices.
Engraph Tracklist:
- Judy Mowatt – Jesus
- Marcia Griffiths – Looking Up
- Luciano – Give Praises
- Etana – Thankful
- Lukie D – I Call You
- George Nooks – So Long
- Bro Elliott – Embrace The Lord
- Glen Washington – God Of Our Father
- Bunny Anderson – No Greater Love
- Breda Francis – Why Should I
- Verena Newell-Perry – God Is Good
- Herbert Ellis – Engraph Riddim Instrumental
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