MOLELWANE RIDDIM produced by RAGGA DAMDEE 2022
Molelwane Overview
In 2022, reggae’s enduring rocksteady flow found a fresh showcase with the Molelwane Riddim album collection. Its classic, rolling rhythm stood out in a year full of digital beats, reminding listeners of reggae’s deep roots while still feeling new. The riddim’s structure allowed each artist to shine, making the project a standout for fans of authentic reggae sounds. The foundation of this release is producer RAGGA DAMDEE, a respected name in South African reggae. Known for his work with the label Roots Reggae Sound, Ragga Damdee has a history of blending traditional reggae elements with local influences. His production on the track “Magauta” highlights his ear for melodic progression, helping the album flow smoothly from start to finish. The artists featured on Molelwane Riddim each bring their own flavor. Pta Gahvena opens with “Ganjah Party,” a track that captures the celebratory spirit reggae is known for. Itesman’s “Langtime Nah Have Fun” delivers a nostalgic vibe, recalling the classic reggae era. Anciant Fire’s “Ganjah We Smoke” carries the torch for roots reggae, while Empress Jahdgement and Empress Chiwe join forces on “Mapakistan,” showing the power of collaboration between strong female voices. Ragga Damdee himself steps forward with “Magauta,” adding his unique stamp to the collection. Each song fits into the riddim’s arc, and together, they highlight reggae’s depth in 2022. Even now, Molelwane Riddim remains closely tied to the genre’s ongoing story, marking a memorable moment in reggae history.
Molelwane Tracklist:
- Pta Gahvena – Ganjah Party
- Itesman – Langtime Nah Have Fun
- Anciant Fire – Ganjah We Smoke
- Empress Jahdgement & Empress Chiwe – Mapakistan
- Ragga Damdee – Magauta
- Jah B Vos – Jah Vibes
- Red I Scorch – Mosha
- Ras Jahdo – Buka E butswe
- Uhuru Menelik Muifrika – Burn Babylon
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