Seggae Island Release Details
- Riddim year: 2025
- Style: Reggae
- Total tracks: 8
- Unique artists on riddim: 7
- Production credits: Riddimz Kalacta, Riddim World Records
- Release date: 2025-05-30
- Producer: Riddimz Kalacta
- Key artists on this riddim: Blingah Yute, Dappa Stylez, Lady Vanta, Queen I
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 2025 Riddims List · 2025 Reggae Riddims

Seggae Island Riddim lands as a 2025 Riddim World Records release produced by Riddimz Kalacta, and the title tells you exactly where the concept is headed: a reggae set with a seggae tint and a warm island pulse. The rhythm sits in that easy, rolling pocket where the percussion carries the motion and the guitars brighten the edges, giving the whole project a tropical sway rather than a hard-edged bashment feel.
The strongest cuts are the ones that lock the theme to something memorable. Lady Vanta’s Irie Love brings the romance side of the riddim into view, while Blingah Yute’s Gimme Some More gives it a more forward, youthful push. Queen I’s Roots Before Roses adds a roots-conscious tone, and the Blingah Yute and Queen I pairing on Africa Rising gives the set one of its most striking moments by widening the message beyond love and lifestyle into identity and uplift. Ras Mike’s Still Call It Home closes the release with the kind of grounded, homeward sentiment that suits the riddim’s earthy feel.
The rest of the cast deepens the picture without crowding it. Dappa Stylez cuts Black Label, Thelma Hearts brings Ndiri Kuendawo, and Zion Fyahboat handles Open Sea, each adding a different shade to the same island-rooted canvas. It is a compact eight-track juggling built for melody, movement, and conscious phrasing, with the seggae influence giving the project a lighter, more sunlit character than a straight roots set.
Seggae Island Tracklist:
- Lady Vanta – Irie Love
- Blingah Yute – Gimme Some More
- Queen I – Roots Before Roses
- Dappa Stylez – Black Label
- Thelma Hearts – Ndiri Kuendawo
- Zion Fyahboat – Open Sea
- Blingah Yute x Queen I – Africa Rising
- Ras Mike – Still Call It Home
