GRATITUDE RIDDIM produced by OVERSTAND ENTERTAINMENT / EASY STAR RECORDS 2022
Gratitude Overview
The dub cut of the Gratitude Riddim brought a fresh energy to reggae in 2022, blending deep basslines with crisp percussion. The rhythm moved with a steady pulse, giving space for each instrument to breathe. Echoes and reverb created a dreamy atmosphere, while the mix remained grounded in classic reggae traditions. The dub version showcased how modern production can honor the past, inviting both longtime fans and new listeners to appreciate the timeless groove. Jaz Elise delivered “Gratitude” with her signature smooth vocals, adding warmth to the riddim. Her rise in the reggae scene was marked by her 2021 EP “The Golden Hour,” which gained international attention. Samory I’s “Love And Mercy” stood out for its soulful delivery, following his acclaimed single “Rasta Nuh Gangsta.” Ras-I contributed “Time Won't Wait,” bringing a thoughtful message to the set. Naomi Cowan’s “The Voice” highlighted her versatile talent, building on her earlier success with the hit “Paradise Plum.” Mortimer’s “Keep That Fire Lit” brought emotional depth, following his well-received “Fight the Fight” EP. Kumar joined with “When The Smoke Clears,” adding a reflective touch. Behind the scenes, the dub engineer played a key role, shaping the sound with creative effects and balance. The producer, OVERSTAND ENTERTAINMENT / EASY STAR RECORDS, is known for supporting both new and established reggae acts. Easy Star Records, for example, is recognized for the Grammy-nominated “Easy Star All-Stars – Dub Side of the Moon,” showing their influence in the genre. This recording stands as one of reggae’s strongest offerings in 2022, linking new voices with the genre’s roots through inspired dub.
Gratitude Tracklist:
- Jaz Elise – Gratitude
- Samory I – Love And Mercy
- Ras-I – Time Won’t Wait
- Naomi Cowan – The Voice
- Mortimer – Keep That Fire Lit
- Kumar – When The Smoke Clears
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