JAMAICA JA RIDDIM produced by TIMELESS RECORDS 2005
Jamaica Ja Overview
When "Jamaica Ja Riddim" hit the airwaves in 2005, fans of roots reggae immediately embraced its deep spiritual and revivalist vibes. The riddim quickly became a staple in roots sessions, celebrated for its authentic island feel and timeless appeal. Dez I's "Senorita" was one of the standout tracks, showcasing his smooth vocal style and lyrical depth. Fearon contributed "Black Woman," a song that resonated with many for its powerful message and soulful delivery. Frankie Wilmot's "Weh Yu Gonna Run" added a sense of urgency and reflection, further enhancing the riddim's emotional impact. The collaboration between King David and Singing Melody on "Fren Enemy" brought an engaging dynamic to the project, while Reggie Stepper's "I Don't Care" offered a carefree, yet assertive, vibe that balanced the riddim's more introspective moments. Each artist brought their unique flair, contributing to the riddim's cohesive sound. TIMELESS RECORDS, known for its dedication to preserving reggae's roots, played a crucial role in producing this memorable project. The label, which has a history of supporting reggae artists and projects, ensured that the riddim maintained its authentic island essence. Their expertise in crafting reggae music that resonates with audiences worldwide is evident in "Jamaica Ja Riddim." This roots project not only kept the spirit of reggae alive in 2005 but also demonstrated the enduring appeal of the genre. Through the contributions of these talented artists and the craftsmanship of TIMELESS RECORDS, "Jamaica Ja Riddim" continues to be celebrated by reggae enthusiasts.
Jamaica Ja Tracklist:
- Dez I – Senorita
- Fearon – Black Woman
- Frankie Wilmot – Weh Yu Gonna Run
- King David & Singing Melody – Fren Enemy
- Reggie Stepper – I Don’t Care
- Shifta – Jamaica
- To Isis – Alone
- Version – Jamaica Ja Riddim