JAH WARRIAH RIDDIM produced by ZION HIGH PRODUCTIONS 2014
Jah Warriah Overview
Jah Warriah Riddim is a reggae rhythm released in 2014 by ZION HIGH PRODUCTIONS. Built on classic roots reggae, the riddim quickly became popular and is still played in reggae circles today. The foundation rhythm stands out for its steady bass, warm melodies, and a message of unity. Several respected artists brought their unique voices to Jah Warriah Riddim. Lutan Fyah delivers a strong performance on “Beat Dem,” adding his signature style to the project. Jahdan Blaakamoore teams up with Pressure on “Cycles Of Life,” a track that explores life’s challenges and strength. Pressure is also featured on the song “Cycles Of Life,” giving the riddim another powerful moment. Lloyd Brown’s “Not From Me” brings smooth vocals and thoughtful lyrics, while Midnite’s “This World Happened” adds a deep, meditative touch. Other highlights include Queen Omega with “I Am Blessed,” Ancient King on “Righty The Trumpet,” Niyorah’s “Media Portray,” Ziggi Recado’s “Many More,” and Ras Batch’s “Lie From Truth.” Each artist brings something different, making the riddim collection rich and diverse. The dub engineer behind the project plays an important role, giving the tracks a polished and unified sound. ZION HIGH PRODUCTIONS, known for their roots reggae releases, has worked with many top artists and continues to support conscious reggae music. Jah Warriah Riddim remains an important part of reggae history. Its timeless sound and positive message keep it relevant for new and old fans alike.
Jah Warriah Tracklist:
- Lutan Fyah – Beat Dem
- Jahdan Blaakamoore Ft Pressure – Cycles Of Life
- Lloyd Brown – Not From Me
- Midnite – This World Happened
- Queen Omega – I Am Blessed
- Ancient King – Righty The Trumpet
- Niyorah – Media Portray
- Ziggi Recado – Many More
- Ras Batch – Lie From Truth
- Glen Washington – Touch Not The Lord’S Annointed
- Jah Mali – How U Ago
- Arkaingelle – Igh Shield
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