MENTAL FREEDOM RIDDIM produced by NEW YORK ENTERTAINMENT MOVEMENT 2022
Mental Freedom Overview
In 2022, the Mental Freedom Riddim brought a new wave of roots reggae from the production house NEW YORK ENTERTAINMENT MOVEMENT. Known for their focus on authentic reggae sounds, this label has made a mark with projects that highlight both established and rising artists. With the Mental Freedom Riddim, they continued their tradition of delivering music that connects deeply with reggae’s roots and message. The riddim itself features a classic roots reggae style, with warm basslines and steady drum patterns. It provides a strong foundation for the featured artists to share their messages. Balance opens the project with “Nuh Man,” a track that showcases his smooth vocal delivery. Guidance follows with “Free Your Mind,” encouraging listeners to think positively and seek mental liberation. Singer Heights brings “Blessings,” adding uplifting lyrics and heartfelt energy to the riddim. A standout moment comes from the collaboration between Utan Green and Sophia Squire on “Give Jah The Praise.” Sophia Squire is known for her song “Love Don’t Hurt,” which gained popularity in reggae circles, while Utan Green has a long history in Jamaica’s roots scene, including work with legendary producer King Jammy. Their duet on this project brings together two powerful voices in praise and unity. NEW YORK ENTERTAINMENT MOVEMENT has built a reputation for releasing roots projects that respect reggae traditions while reaching new listeners. The Mental Freedom Riddim stands as a strong example of how reggae can stay true to its message, even as it moves forward into new times. For fans of roots reggae, this 2022 release is worth revisiting.
Mental Freedom Tracklist:
- Balance – Nuh Man
- Guidance – Free Your Mind
- Singer Heights – Blessings
- Utan Green & Sophia Squire – Give Jah The Praise
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxGIlaFL7Ak
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