Jaguar Riddim produced by Weedy G Soundforce 2010
Jaguar Overview
The Jaguar Riddim project began in the studio with a clear vision. The team wanted to build a reggae rhythm that felt both fresh and rooted in tradition. The foundation builder set the tone with deep, steady beats and a calm energy. This creative direction guided the entire recording process, helping each artist bring their own message to the music. Weedy G Soundforce produced the project, shaping its sound and flow. Known for working out of Switzerland, Weedy G Soundforce has a history of releasing reggae and dancehall riddims through the Weedy G Soundforce label. The producer’s attention to detail and love for roots reggae helped create a smooth, meditative feeling across the tracks. Each artist brought something special. Deadly Hunta & Solo Banton performed "How We Ago Free Dem," a song that asks important questions about freedom and change. Fantan Mojah’s "The Majesty Don'T Please" delivered strong vocals and a powerful message. Luciano & Spectacular joined forces on "Be Yourself," encouraging listeners to stay true to themselves. Lutan Fyah added "Prasie," a track filled with uplifting lyrics and hope. Mandingo’s "Steppin Outta Babylon" spoke about moving away from negativity. Natty King gave a humble perspective with "Too Humble," while Skarra Mucci’s "Jah Blessings" offered gratitude and spiritual strength. This reggae rhythm project gave young singers a place to share cultural ideas. It stands as an important moment in reggae history, showing how creative direction and collaboration can inspire new voices and lasting music.
Jaguar Tracklist:
- Deadly Hunta & Solo Banton – How We Ago Free Dem
- Fantan Mojah – The Majesty Don’T Please
- Luciano & Spectacular – Be Yourself
- Lutan Fyah – Prasie
- Mandingo – Steppin Outta Babylon
- Natty King – Too Humble
- Skarra Mucci – Jah Blessings
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