Private Secretary Riddim produced by Marshall Neeko 2024
Private Secretary Overview
In 2024, reggae fans found themselves drawn back to the roots with a new instrumental that echoed the classic sounds of the genre. The “Private Secretary Riddim” was produced by Marshall Neeko, a respected figure in the reggae world. Marshall Neeko is known for his dedication to authentic reggae production, and his work has appeared on several well-regarded European reggae labels. The riddim brought together a group of talented artists, each adding their own voice to the project. Kenny Smith delivered “Long Time,” a track that shows his smooth vocal style. Elijah Prophet, who is recognized for songs like “King of Kings” and his album “King of Kings,” contributed “Feel Like A King.” His powerful delivery stands out on the riddim. Kailash brought a spiritual touch with “Jah Is I Rock,” showing his roots influence. Imar Shephard, known for his soulful approach to reggae, offered “Confidence.” Papa Michigan, famous for his work as part of the duo Michigan & Smiley and hits like “Diseases,” performed “She Call Me.” Each artist’s track fits perfectly with the deep bass and steady drums of the instrumental. The “Private Secretary Riddim” quickly became a favorite among reggae listeners. Its foundation sound and laidback vibe made it a memorable release of the year. Fans still play this roots instrumental as a roots memory of 2024, appreciating how it honors the traditions of reggae while giving space for each artist’s unique voice.
Private Secretary Tracklist:
- Kenny Smith – Long Time
- Elijah Prophet – Feel Like A King
- Kailash – Jah Is I Rock
- Donovan Bonzana – It’s Magic
- Imar Shephard – Confidence
- Papa Michigan – She Call Me
- Darrio – We Are One
- Dotta Coppa & Turbulence – Real Recognize
- Dennis Alcapone – Tribute To Gregory Isaacs
- Marshall Neeko – Private Secretary Riddim
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