Finally Riddim produced by Don Corleon Records 2024
Music producer Don Corleon, renowned for his early 2000s hits and numerous gold and platinum singles, is set to release a new reggae project titled “Finally rhythm.” Don Corleon, whose real name is Donovan Bennett, announced on Instagram that he is close to completing this one drop reggae rhythm, promising it to be a tribute to the culture he loves.
The project will feature a mix of established and emerging artists, including reggae singer Pressure Busspipe. Bennett, formerly part of the Vendetta sound system, gained fame producing hits for Vybz Kartel, such as “Why You Doing It” and “New Millennium.”
Bennett’s notable rhythm projects include Seasons, Junkanoo, Sweat, Changes, and Drop Leaf, which produced several hit singles and helped launch careers. Internationally, he has produced tracks for Sean Paul, Rihanna, Keyshia Cole, and J Boog. Originally from St. Elizabeth, Jamaica, Bennett now resides in California.
Finally Overview
Roots reggae has always been about unity and conscious vibes. In 2024, the genre saw a powerful return to its foundation with a new riddim that connected modern artists to the classic reggae sound. This roots riddim became a favorite among reggae fans, thanks to its deep basslines and spiritual energy. The project was shaped by Don Corleon Records, a label known for producing some of the most influential reggae and dancehall tracks of the past two decades. Don Corleon, founded by Donovan “Don Corleon” Bennett, has worked with many top Jamaican artists and is respected for its high-quality productions and signature sound. The label’s vision helped guide the riddim, keeping the roots feel alive while allowing each artist to shine. Christopher Martin brings his smooth vocals to the track “Don't Let Go.” Martin is widely known for hits like “Cheaters Prayer” and has won fans worldwide with his heartfelt singing. Gentleman, the German reggae star, delivers “Watch Over Me.” He is recognized for his international reach and albums like “Confidence,” which helped reggae grow in Europe. Keely’s “No Disturbing” adds a soulful touch, while Kimeco’s “El Shadai” and Meleku’s “Defense” keep the roots tradition strong. Each artist brings their own style, but together they create a sound that feels both fresh and classic. Looking back, reggae fans often mention this 2024 roots riddim as a standout moment for the genre. It shows how collaboration and respect for tradition can create music that lasts.
Finally Tracklist:
- Christopher Martin – Don’t Let Go
- Gentleman – Watch Over Me
- Keely – No Disturbing
- Kimeco – El Shadai
- Meleku – Defense
- Pressure – Forever
- Tarrus Riley – It Nuh Mek Sense
- Tarrus Riley – Kisses Don’t Lie
- Taye – Ease my mind
- T.O.K – Much More