JAHNESS RIDDIM produced by WHATAGE MUZIC
Jahness Overview
The Jahness Riddim brought together a strong lineup of conscious reggae tracks in 2019. The recording featured songs like Hezron — Forever And Always, Danglin — Keep On Believing, and Blacklight — Tough In The Ghetto. Each track added a different voice to the riddim, building a collection that stood out for its roots message and positive energy. Ras Ghandi contributed Jah Call On Me, while Brimstone delivered Jah Hear My Call. Other songs on the riddim included Ky — Enie - Feel Your Pain, Jerimus — Even Though/Still Do My Best, Jah Shi And Asham — My Sunshine, Nesbeth — Maybe It's You, and Raga Lox — Families. The artists on Jahness Riddim are known for their dedication to reggae’s foundation. Hezron, who performed Forever And Always, is recognized for his soulful voice and his hit single "So In Love," which topped reggae charts in Jamaica. Danglin, with Keep On Believing, is also known for his time as a member of Morgan Heritage, a Grammy-winning reggae band. Blacklight’s Tough In The Ghetto added a gritty perspective to the riddim, while Ras Ghandi and Brimstone kept the focus on spiritual and uplifting themes. Behind the release was producer WHATAGE MUZIC. Known for a commitment to authentic roots reggae, WHATAGE MUZIC has worked with a range of artists and has released several well-received riddims in the late 2010s. Their productions are often praised for keeping the classic reggae sound alive.
Jahness Tracklist:
- Hezron – Forever And Always
- Danglin – Keep On Believing
- Blacklight – Tough In The Ghetto
- Ras Ghandi – Jah Call On Me
- Brimstone – Jah Hear My Call
- Ky-Enie – Feel Your Pain
- Jerimus – Even Though/Still Do My Best
- Jah Shi And Asham – My Sunshine
- Nesbeth – Maybe It’s You
- Raga Lox – Families
- Souljah – African Princess
- Marshell – Thank You Mama
- Blood Pressure – Tell My Why
- Whatage – Jahness Riddim
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