HERE I COME RIDDIM produced by DIGITAL ENGLISH 2021
Here I Come Overview
Today, the roots reggae instrumental is still seen as a strong foundation in Jamaican music. Its steady rhythms and deep basslines continue to inspire both new and veteran artists. Even as reggae has evolved, the classic roots sound remains popular among listeners who value its authentic feel. Looking back at 2021, one project stood out for keeping this tradition alive. Several respected artists came together to record over a modern roots riddim. Roman Stewart, known for his soulful voice, brought new life to the track “Love & Hate.” Stewart is remembered for his song “Cohdeh,” which is still played by reggae selectors today. Another highlight was “Love & Hate Dub” by Digital English, offering a fresh dub version that showcases the riddim’s strength. Tony Brevrette, a founding member of The Melodians, delivered “Don’t Get Weary.” Brevrette’s roots in reggae go back decades, and his work on this project shows his ongoing passion for the genre. The Meditations, famous for their classic song “Tribal War,” also contributed their signature harmonies. Bud joined with “Baby Don’t Worry,” adding a smooth and heartfelt touch. Behind the scenes, the producer DIGITAL ENGLISH played a key role. Known for his label Digital English, he has worked with many reggae artists and is respected for keeping the roots sound alive in the digital age. His careful production helped the project feel both classic and fresh. This roots project stands out as one of the important reggae releases of 2021, reminding fans that the foundation of roots reggae still stands strong.
Here I Come Tracklist:
- Roman Stewart – Love & Hate (Remix)
- Digital English – Love & Hate Dub
- Tony Brevrette – Don’t Get Weary
- Meditations – Tribal War
- Bud – Baby Don’t Worry
- Christopher & Donavan Steel – Ebony Eyes
- Tony Tuff – Hell of a Woman
- Roman Stewart – Cohdeh