Island Soul Riddim produced by Kevstar Records 2025
Island Soul Overview
Rocksteady began in Jamaica in the late 1960s, bringing a slower, soulful groove after ska. Today, this classic rhythm still inspires new reggae music. The Island Soul Riddim is a fresh example, led by Kevstar Records. The label is known for working with both rising and established reggae artists. Their productions often get attention on streaming platforms and in dancehalls. On this new riddim, Qraig Voicemail delivers "Don't Settle." Qraig is well known as part of the duo Voicemail, famous for hits like "Wacky Dip." His solo work keeps the same energy, and "Don't Settle" is no different—bringing catchy hooks and smooth vocals. D'yani adds his song "All For Me." D'yani has made a name in reggae with tracks like "Feelings," which has millions of streams and helped him reach a younger audience. His voice carries warmth and emotion, fitting the riddim perfectly. Gio Mar sings "Just Fine," adding a fresh touch. Dejour’s "Kartel X Sidem" brings a modern edge, while Kim Kelly’s "Loving You" shows her talent for blending reggae with R&B. Kim Kelly, a Canadian-Jamaican singer, has been featured on international reggae charts and is known for her melodic style. This collection, with its steady roots and modern artists, proves that reggae’s heartbeat is alive today. Island Soul Riddim links the past and present, keeping the rocksteady flow strong for new listeners everywhere.
Island Soul Tracklist:
- Javada – Can’t Go On
- Qraig Voicemail – Don’t Settle
- D’yani – All For Me
- Gio Mar – Just Fine
- Dejour – Kartel X Sidem
- Kim Kelly – Loving You
- Stefan Amali – Lately
- D’East – Be Themselves
- Lia Caribe – Gonna Be Alright
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