JAHMA RIDDIM produced by REGGAE ES VIDA PRODUCTIONS 2013
Jahma Overview
The 2013 reggae compilation built on the Jahma Riddim stands out for its strong roots sound. The musical backdrop keeps the classic reggae beat alive, with deep bass and steady drums. This makes it different from other compilations of its era, which often mixed reggae with dancehall, pop, or electronic styles. Jahma Riddim stays true to reggae’s foundation, giving listeners a pure and rich experience. Balaguero brings energy to the track “Ilumina.” His style fits perfectly with the riddim’s warm, steady groove. Cresposalem Ft Revel and Revel - Arde both shine on “Arde.” Revel is known for his powerful voice and has worked with several artists in the Latin reggae scene. I Jahdan Taurus delivers “Full Time,” keeping the message positive and uplifting. Informativo Popular’s “Una Llama” adds a thoughtful touch, showing reggae’s role in social commentary. Other artists like Jah Red Lion with “Africa,” Jose Dolores on “La Voz De Un Anciano,” Sgt Remo’s “Mama Don’t Cry,” Samuel Ethi’s “Vengo Desde Abajo,” and Tarmac’s “Rastaman” all contribute to the album’s unity. Each song respects the riddim’s roots style. The producer, REGGAE ES VIDA PRODUCTIONS, is known for supporting Latin American reggae. They have helped bring many new voices to the genre and are respected for their work in keeping reggae’s spirit alive. Their careful production on Jahma Riddim shows a real love for the music’s history. Jahma Riddim is remembered as one of the strongest reggae releases of 2013, offering unity and roots power in every track.
Jahma Tracklist:
- Balaguero – Ilumina
- Cresposalem Ft Revel – Arde
- I Jahdan Taurus – Full Time
- Informativo Popular – Una Llama
- Jah Red Lion – Africa
- Jose Dolores – La Voz De Un Anciano
- Sgt Remo – Mama Don’T Cry
- Samuel Ethi – Vengo Desde Abajo
- Tarmac – Rastaman
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