MOON LIGHT RIDDIM produced by SOUNIQUE RECORDS 2018
Moon Light Overview
In 2018, the Moon Light Riddim brought a conscious, uplifting sound to reggae. At a time when many reggae sets leaned toward digital beats and party themes, this project focused on positive messages and classic reggae flow. SOUNIQUE RECORDS, the producer behind Moon Light Riddim, is known for working with both established and rising artists in Jamaica. Their attention to catchy hooks and authentic reggae rhythms helped give this riddim a unique identity. Christopher Martin stands out with his song "Pressing," delivering smooth vocals and lyrics about determination. Chuck Fenda’s "We Nuh Fear Evil" brings a strong message of courage and faith, while Fantan Mojah’s "Nah Follow Them" encourages listeners to stay true to themselves. These songs carry a conscious message, setting Moon Light Riddim apart from many other releases from 2018. Other artists on the riddim also shine. Gappy Ranks sings "I’M Doing Good," sharing a story of personal growth. Jah Vinci’s "Something About Your Love" adds a gentle, romantic touch to the set. Each artist brings their own style, but together they create a project that feels united and powerful. SOUNIQUE RECORDS has a history of producing memorable reggae collections. Their work on Moon Light Riddim helped it become a favorite among fans and DJs. The riddim’s classic sound, combined with thoughtful lyrics, makes it stand out compared to more commercial or dancehall-driven sets of its time. Today, Moon Light Riddim remains an important part of reggae history, remembered for its positive energy and lasting impact.
Moon Light Tracklist:
- Christopher Martin – Pressing
- Chuck Fenda – We Nuh Fear Evil
- Fantan Mojah – Nah Follow Them
- Gappy Ranks – I’M Doing Good
- Jah Vinci – Something About Your Love
- Khago – Angel
- Lutan Fyah – My Mama
- Zagga – Let Love Be
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