INNER SOUL RIDDIM produced by CRAIG CREAM ENTERTAINMENT, INC. 2021
Inner Soul Overview
The Inner Soul Riddim dub release brings together a strong lineup of tracks, each offering a unique take on the roots reggae instrumental. The collection features songs like "Everything's Alright" by Christopher Martin, "Some Day" by Falkon, and "Message" by Fantan Mojah. Other highlights include "Accountable" by Ginjah, "Front Row" by Goofy and Fantan Mojah, and "Free" by Jahgy D. The riddim also supports "I'm Sorry" from Jahzi Lee, "Excited" by Jesse Royal, "Gospel Train" by King Kong, and "Jah Was There" by QQ. Among the featured artists, Christopher Martin stands out with his track "Everything's Alright." Martin is well known for his hit single "Cheaters Prayer," which has helped him gain international recognition. Fantan Mojah, who delivers the powerful "Message" and appears again on "Front Row" with Goofy, is celebrated for his 2005 album "Hail The King." This album marked a significant milestone in his career and established him as a voice for conscious reggae. Falkon’s "Some Day" and Ginjah’s "Accountable" add more depth to the riddim’s conscious themes, while collaborations like Goofy and Fantan Mojah’s "Front Row" show the strength of artist partnerships on the project. The riddim itself is the work of CRAIG CREAM ENTERTAINMENT, INC., a label known for supporting roots and culture reggae. The company has built a reputation for crafting solid, roots-driven projects that draw from reggae’s golden era while featuring modern voices. Even in 2021, the Inner Soul Riddim’s foundation echoes the classic reggae sound, blending storytelling and rhythm for a new generation.
Inner Soul Tracklist:
- Christopher Martin – Everything’s Alright
- Falkon – Some Day
- Fantan Mojah – Message
- Ginjah – Accountable
- Goofy, Fantan Mojah – Front Row
- Jahgy D – Free
- Jahzi Lee – I’m Sorry
- Jesse Royal – Excited
- King Kong – Gospel Train
- QQ – Jah Was There
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