Letter To Heaven Riddim – Zj Dero

ZJ Dero’s Letter To Heaven Riddim is a straight-ahead gospel reggae set released on August 5, 2021, issued as a five-song EP under the Zj Dero label. It runs just under 18 and a half minutes, and that short length gives the project a quick, uncluttered feel. The production comes from PRM sounds, the same umbrella credited on the digital release, and the riddim sits in the devotional corner of modern reggae rather than chasing dancehall crossover energy.

The music stays warm and steady, with a measured one-drop pulse that leaves space for the singers to carry the message. The whole thing is built around faith, surrender, trust, glory and salvation, so the mood is reverent but not sleepy. There is a light, meditative lift in the arrangement, and the vocals are kept front and center instead of buried under heavy studio trickery.

Ezekiel Joseph opens with Only to You, followed by Cudjoe on Trust and Obey, Flavia Beswick on I Surrender, Godwin Dash on Glory and Jineel Jaybest on Champion. Each cut stays close to the riddim’s worshipful direction, but Godwin Dash and Jineel Jaybest give the set a bit more lift, with their titles pushing toward praise and victory. Flavia Beswick’s I Surrender adds one of the clearest devotional moments on the project, while Cudjoe’s Trust and Obey reinforces the hymnal feel that anchors the whole release.

For a 2021 gospel-rooted reggae drop, Letter To Heaven Riddim is modest in size but clear in intent, and it works best as a focused singers’ showcase built around affirmation rather than flash.