PAGAN RIDDIM produced by GODBLESS RECORDS & VPAL MUSIC 2014
Pagan Overview
The Pagan Riddim brought together some of reggae’s most respected voices in 2014. Gyptian leads with the powerful track "Come Around Soldier," while Perfect delivers a catchy message in "Turn The Radio On." Lutan Fyah’s "Rude Boys" stands out with its conscious lyrics. Luciano brings his uplifting style to "Jump," and Jah Mason adds energy with "Joyful." Other standout songs include "Black Sugar" by Ginjah, "Selfish Bastard" by Hawkeye, "Pagan" by Elijah Prophet, "Sick A Dem" by Mickey General, and "Dem A Pagan" by Craig Scott. Each artist brings their own flavor, making the riddim diverse and engaging. The musical backdrop for Pagan Riddim is a blend of modern and classic reggae sounds. The riddim was produced by GODBLESS RECORDS, a label known for working with a range of reggae artists and helping to keep roots reggae alive in the 2010s. VPAL MUSIC, a well-known distribution arm of VP Records, helped bring the project to global audiences. VPAL has a history of making reggae accessible worldwide, giving artists and producers a bigger platform. The riddim’s production features strong drum and bass lines, melodic keyboard riffs, and a warm, rootsy feel. This sound connects new listeners with the foundation of reggae music, while still feeling fresh and current. Pagan Riddim remains an important part of reggae history, showing how modern artists can honor tradition while creating something new. It stands as a reminder of reggae’s global appeal and lasting influence.
Pagan Tracklist:
- Gyptian – Come Around Soldier
- Perfect – Turn The Radio On
- Lutan Fyah – Rude Boys
- Luciano – Jump
- Jah Mason – Joyful
- Ginjah – Black Sugar
- Hawkeye – Selfish Bastard
- Elijah Prophet – Pagan
- Mickey General – Sick A Dem
- Craig Scott – Dem A Pagan
- Amini – Universal Love
- Anthony Que – Hook On Love
- Jeffrey Juda – It’S My Duty
- Walter Saw – One Love
- Malika Madleqmana – I Was There
- Godbless Records & Vpal Music – Pagan Riddim
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