New Day Riddim produced by Jah Light Records 2010
New Day Overview
If you were at a reggae dance in 2010, you probably heard the dub cut of the New Day Riddim. This riddim became a foundation for roots sessions that year. The sound was built by Jah Light Records, a label from Trinidad and Tobago known for its deep roots productions and for supporting Caribbean reggae artists. Jah Light Records started in the early 2000s and quickly made a mark with modern roots sounds that kept the classic vibe alive. The recording process for the New Day Riddim focused on live instruments and heavy basslines. The label brought together artists who each gave the riddim their own style. Dainjamental’s song “Homework” stands out for its conscious lyrics and has been a favorite in Caribbean reggae circles. Gounzman’s “What Monkey See” brings a storytelling style that fits perfectly with the deep groove. Instrumental’s “New Day Version” lets the music shine, showing off the riddim’s true power. Isayah Ace Feat. Mixture and Mi both delivered their voices on “Shine Your Light,” adding more layers to the riddim. Each artist helped shape the dub cut, giving selectors plenty of versions to play at dances. The New Day Riddim’s dub cut became a staple at roots events, showing how strong and flexible this foundation really is.
New Day Tracklist:
- Dainjamental – Homework
- Gounzman – What Monkey See
- Instrumental – New Day Version
- Isayah Ace Feat. Mixture – Shine Your Light
- King Solomin – Darling Baby
- Mr Royal – New Day
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