Jah Protect Riddim produced by Young Veterans Music 2010
Jah Protect Overview
The Jah Protect Riddim stands out as a strong example of modern reggae built on classic foundations. The rhythm, released in 2010, follows the traditional reggae structure with its steady drum and bass patterns, warm guitar chops, and a relaxed tempo. This approach connects the riddim to the roots of reggae, making it familiar and comforting for longtime fans. Behind the production is Young Veterans Music, a respected Jamaican label known for its clean, polished sound. Young Veterans Music has worked with several well-known artists and has a reputation for creating riddims that blend old-school vibes with fresh energy. Their work on Jah Protect Riddim adds another highlight to their catalog, showing their skill in bringing together different voices while keeping the music unified. The riddim features a strong lineup of artists, each bringing their own style. Al Third (One Third) delivers “Nothing But Love,” a song full of positive energy and smooth vocals. Alibra’s “A Place” adds a thoughtful, melodic touch. Alozade’s “Praises” brings a sense of gratitude and roots spirit. Chris Martin’s “As I Walk Away” showcases his soulful singing and emotional delivery. Dee Dre’s “Struggle Everyday” speaks to daily challenges, connecting with listeners who face hardships. Other artists on the riddim include Garrison with “More Money More Problems,” Konshens with “Watch Me Fada,” Maverick with “Keep Working,” Ninja Ford (Sir Ford) with “Life,” and Patexxx with “Jah Will Never.” Each track adds a unique voice, but all are tied together by the steady, classic rhythm. Jah Protect Riddim remains an important part of reggae history, showing how traditional sounds can still inspire fresh, meaningful music.
Jah Protect Tracklist:
- Al Third (One Third) – Nothing But Love
- Alibra – A Place
- Alozade – Praises
- Chris Martin – As I Walk Away
- Dee Dre – Struggle Everyday
- Devano – Never Been
- Garrison – More Money More Problems
- Konshens – Watch Me Fada
- Maverick – Keep Working
- Ninja Ford (Sir Ford) – Life
- Patexxx – Jah Will Never
- Perfect – Work Hard
- Shane O – Power Of Jah
- Shawn Storm – Money Today
- Sheldonvets – Jah Protect
- X Facta – Got To Make It
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