FOREIGN RIDDIM produced by JAH NATION ZW 2013
Foreign Overview
In 2013, reggae music was exploring new sounds while staying true to its roots. The Foreign Riddim stood out that year by bringing together fresh voices and classic rhythms. This riddim captured the spirit of the time, mixing deep bass and conscious lyrics that spoke to listeners looking for meaning in music. The producer behind this project, JAH NATION ZW, played a key role in shaping its sound. Known for building a platform for young artists, JAH NATION ZW has been active in the reggae scene, supporting cultural music and helping new talent reach the world stage. Their work has been featured on several streaming platforms, making a mark in the global reggae community. The riddim brought together a unique group of artists. Napam delivered "Rock Tings," a track that highlights his smooth vocal style and lyrical focus. Enigma contributed the song "Freestyle," adding an original touch with his energetic delivery. Jah Nation teamed up with Vegas and Alozade for "Under Mi Sensi," giving the riddim a classic feel. Vegas, a well-known dancehall artist with hits like "Heads High," also appears solo on "Under Mi Sensi," showing his versatility across reggae and dancehall styles. Napam joined Foster for "Ganja In The Air," a song that celebrates reggae’s connection to herb culture. Foster also performed "In The Air," while Napam’s "Inna Urr" brings another layer to the riddim’s diversity. The Foreign Riddim still echoes the roots of 2013, reminding listeners of a time when young singers found their voice and reggae kept moving forward.
Foreign Tracklist:
- Napam – Rock Tings
- Enigma – Freestyle
- Jah Nation Ft Vegas & Alozade – Under Mi Sensi(Kush Mix)
- Napam Ft Foster – Ganja In The Air (Raw)
- Napam Ft Foster – In The Air (Radio)
- Napam – Inna Urr
- Foreign Riddim – Dub (Instrumental)
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