Rootsman Riddim – Jah Music Production

ROOTSMAN RIDDIM produced by JAH MUSIC PRODUCTION 2013

Rootsman Overview

Rootsman Riddim, released in 2013, is a reggae project that pays respect to the rocksteady flow, a style that still forms the base of many reggae songs today. The riddim was shaped inside the studio by JAH MUSIC PRODUCTION, a label known for its dedication to authentic reggae sounds. Over the years, JAH MUSIC PRODUCTION has worked with several respected artists and has helped keep roots reggae alive in the modern era. The recording process for Rootsman Riddim focused on live, organic sounds. The musicians and producer worked closely to capture the warm, steady beat that defines rocksteady. This approach gave each song a timeless feeling, making the riddim suitable for both dancefloors and deep listening. The artists on this project each brought their own energy to the classic reggae rhythm. Dan Tafari stands out with "Jah Is I Judge," a song that reflects his strong roots style. El Negro Jahkuza delivers a powerful message with "Alcaldes Y Sucios Banqueros," showing his talent for social commentary. Ghette’s "Never Losing" adds a hopeful spirit to the collection. Ijahdan Taurus Feat and El Ganjoman join forces on "Jah Doctrine," blending voices and messages about faith. Mochi D contributes "Aun Así," which brings a unique flavor to the riddim. These artists shaped the rocksteady flow with their voices and lyrics, keeping the roots message alive. Rootsman Riddim stands as a reminder of the lasting power of reggae and the importance of studio teamwork.

Rootsman Tracklist:

1. Dan Tafari – Jah Is I Judge
2. El Negro Jahkuza – Alcaldes Y Sucios Banqueros
3. Ghette – Never Losing
4. Ijahdan Taurus Feat- El Ganjoman – Jah Doctrine
5. Mochi D – Aun Así
6. Orio Billy – Algo Especial
7. Ras Selaw – Ganjah En Mi Mente
8. Sennid – What Can Yah Do
9. Rootsman Riddim Dub Version

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