LETTER RIDDIM produced by J’ISLAND RECORDS 2012
Letter Overview
Letter Riddim first arrived in 2012 and quickly became a favorite in roots reggae circles. This instrumental, built on deep bass and soulful melodies, gave a fresh energy to sound system sessions. The riddim’s smooth flow and rich layers made it stand out from other releases at the time. Several artists added their voices to Letter Riddim, giving it new flavors. Cali P’s “Reggae Music” became a highlight, bringing a peaceful and positive message. Cateyes followed with “Feel So Right,” adding a gentle touch. Cenc’s “How Deep Is Your Love” continued this calm, heartfelt mood. Each song fit the riddim perfectly, helping it reach more listeners. Roots selectors often played Letter Riddim during sessions, especially the track “Razor Like A Letter.” The instrumental’s classic reggae sound and dub plate style made it popular with DJs who wanted to keep the roots vibe strong. It was common to hear this riddim in roots dances, where its steady beat kept the crowd moving. The producer behind this release is J’ISLAND RECORDS, a label known for quality reggae productions. J’ISLAND RECORDS has a strong reputation in the reggae world and has released several notable riddims over the years. Their focus on roots music and authentic sound has earned them respect from both selectors and fans. Looking back, many roots fans still talk about Letter Riddim as one of the best instrumentals from 2012. Its timeless groove and peaceful energy continue to inspire new generations of reggae lovers.
Letter Tracklist:
- Cali P Reggae Music
- Cateyes Feel So Right
- Cenc Love How Deep Is Your Love
- Geoffrey Star Hard 2 Get
- Nickeisha Barnes I Cry No No No
- I-Razor Like A Letter
- Miriam Simone Quality Time
- Nikki Burt Dreams
- Phenomden Never Take Your Place
- Progress Cold Cold World
- Ultimate Shines Too Much Talking
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