JAH HIGHWAY RIDDIM produced by ALTAFAAN RECORDS 2014
Jah Highway Overview
If you love roots reggae, the Jah Highway Riddim from 2014 is a release you should know. This riddim brought a fresh wave of roots vibes into the reggae scene, thanks to the skilled production of ALTAFAAN RECORDS. Known for their deep roots catalog, ALTAFAAN RECORDS has a history of working with conscious reggae artists and has built a reputation for quality productions. Their focus on authentic sounds and live instrumentation helped make Jah Highway Riddim stand out. The sound architect behind this riddim paid special attention to capturing the organic feel of classic reggae. The recording process involved layering live drums, rich basslines, and smooth guitar licks, creating a warm and inviting backdrop. This gave the artists plenty of space to add their own unique energy. Chezidek’s “Give Thanks” shines with his soulful voice, riding the riddim with gratitude and positivity. The trio of Gentleman_Daddy Rings_Mark Wonder delivers “Jah High Way,” blending their distinct vocal styles for a powerful anthem. Luciano, always a roots favorite, brings two versions: “Don’t Sell Out,” a call for integrity, and “Don’t Sell Out Riddim Instrumental,” which lets the dub elements and musicianship take center stage. Taffari’s “One Jah” adds another layer, focusing on unity and spiritual themes. Each artist shaped the dub cut by adding their own flavor while respecting the roots tradition. The result is a timeless collection that celebrates reggae’s foundation and its future. Jah Highway Riddim’s dub cut remains an important part of reggae history, showing how collaboration and strong production can create something lasting.
Jah Highway Tracklist:
- Chezidek – Give Thanks
- Gentleman_Daddy Rings_Mark Wonder – Jah High Way
- Luciano – Don’t Sell Out Riddim Instrumental
- Luciano – Don’t Sell Out
- Taffari – One Jah
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