PHENOMENON RIDDIM produced by KNATURAL ENTERTAINMENT 2018
Phenomenon Overview
Rocksteady music began in the late 1960s and laid the foundation for modern reggae. This style is known for its steady, relaxed rhythm and simple basslines. In 2018, the Phenomenon Riddim brought this classic rocksteady flow back to the forefront of reggae culture. The project was produced by KNATURAL ENTERTAINMENT, a label known for its focus on conscious reggae music. Over the years, KNATURAL ENTERTAINMENT has worked with various artists to promote positive messages and cultural awareness. Their releases often highlight important social issues, making them respected in the reggae community. Several talented artists contributed to the Phenomenon Riddim. Chardel Rhoden delivered “Dont Play With My Heart,” a heartfelt track that connects with listeners through its honest lyrics. Eek — A-Mouse, a legendary figure in reggae, added his unique style with “Leeches & Parasites,” a song that tackles real-world problems. G Mac’s “I’M So Bless” brings gratitude and positivity, reflecting the uplifting side of reggae. Gully Bop, known for his energetic performances, offered “A Who Yo Know,” a track that stands out with its catchy hooks. Isha Bel’s “Rich Man World” explores the challenges of materialism, adding depth to the riddim’s message. Other artists on the riddim include Kiprich with “Gold Digger,” Lutan Fyah’s “Mama Told Me,” Norris Man’s “Wicked Ones,” Rhogue’s “How I’M Feeling,” and Tabeta Cshae’s “Time Is The Master.” Each song stays true to the traditional reggae structure, making the Phenomenon Riddim a project that honors the genre’s roots. The rocksteady flow in this riddim remains a key part of reggae history, showing how classic sounds can still inspire new generations.
Phenomenon Tracklist:
- Chardel Rhoden – Dont Play With My Heart
- Eek-A-Mouse – Leeches & Parasites (Raw)
- Eek-A-Mouse – Leeches & Parasites (Clean)
- G Mac – I’M So Bless
- Gully Bop – A Who Yo Know (Raw)
- Gully Bop – A Who Yo Know
- Isha Bel – Rich Man World (Clean)
- Kiprich – Gold Digger
- Lutan Fyah – Mama Told Me
- Norris Man – Wicked Ones
- Rhogue – How I’M Feeling
- Tabeta Cshae – Time Is The Master
- Teflon – Jah See
- Turbulence – When A Woman Love’S Her Man
- Tyrical – Beauty Shop
- Knatural Entertainment – Phenomenon Riddim
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