PRIONS JAH RIDDIM produced by ZION GATE MUSIC 2003
Prions Jah Overview
In the heart of the studio, the dub cut of Prions Jah Riddim came alive, echoing the classic reggae traditions of 2003. The roots craftsman behind this creation, ZION GATE MUSIC, guided the process with a clear vision, focusing on maintaining an authentic island vibe while ensuring the music flowed seamlessly. Known for their dedication to roots reggae, ZION GATE MUSIC has built a reputation for crafting rhythms that resonate with listeners, often returning to the essence of reggae's rich history. Among the standout artists featured on this release is Lorenzo, who delivers "Give Him All The Glory," infusing the track with his signature melodic energy. Lorenzo also teams up with I Fari for the powerful "Hail The King," a collaboration that highlights their strong vocal interplay. I Fari's contribution to "Hail The King" further cements his role as a vital voice in the reggae scene, known for his deep, resonant tones. Nassadjah's "Prions Jah" adds another layer of depth to the riddim, showcasing his ability to blend meaningful lyrics with compelling rhythms. Nereus Joseph, a respected figure in reggae music, contributes "Never Give Up," a track that embodies perseverance and hope. His career has been marked by consistent quality, with songs that often reflect his roots and cultural heritage. Ras Mac Bean's "Know Him" and Tony Roots' "Who Done It" round out the collection, each offering their unique perspectives and styles. Together, these tracks kept the message of roots reggae alive throughout 2003, creating a cohesive and essential listening experience.
Prions Jah Tracklist:
- Lorenzo – Give Him All The Glory
- Lorenzo Ft I Fari – Hail The King
- Nassadjah – Prions Jah
- Nereus Joseph – Never Give Up
- Prions Jah Riddim – Version
- Ras Mac Bean – Know Him
- Tony Roots – Who Done It
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