Smooth Sailing Riddim produced by Frankie Music and Luigi Society Music 2024
Smooth Sailing Overview
Smooth Sailing Riddim is a standout reggae release from 2024, shaped by the skilled hands at Frankie Music and Luigi Society Music. Frankie Music is a respected name in Jamaican music, known for producing hits across reggae and dancehall. The label has worked with top artists and is recognized for keeping authentic reggae sounds alive. Luigi Society Music, a fresh force in the scene, joined Frankie Music to give this project a classic, warm feel that many fans love. The riddim features a strong lineup of reggae voices. Lutan Fyah delivers “We Will Survive,” bringing his usual uplifting message. Lutan Fyah is well-known for his conscious lyrics and has built a solid international following over the years. Junior Kelly adds “Wah Fi See.” He is famous for his hit “Love So Nice,” a song that made him a household name in reggae worldwide. Munga Honorable steps in with “System Fail,” using his energetic style to highlight real-life struggles. Turbulence’s “True Love” brings heartfelt emotion, and he is known for the classic “Notorious,” which reached audiences far beyond Jamaica. Voicemail, a group with a history of dancehall and reggae hits, contributes “No Disturbance,” adding their signature harmonies. Other artists on the riddim include Nature Ellis with “Not My Baby,” Jahzi Lee with “Ganja,” Darrio’s “Positive,” Dotta Coppa’s “Rise Up,” and Jahazeil’s “1000 Miles Away.” Each track keeps the roots reggae message alive, making Smooth Sailing Riddim a vital part of reggae’s 2024 story.
Smooth Sailing Tracklist:
- Lutan Fyah – We Will Survive
- Junior Kelly – Wah Fi See
- Munga Honorable – System Fail
- Turbulence – True Love
- Voicemail – No Disturbance
- Nature Ellis – Not My Baby
- Jahzi Lee – Ganja
- Darrio – Positive
- Dotta Coppa – Rise Up
- Jahazeil – 1000 Miles Away
- Luigi Society & Frankie Music – Smooth Sailing Riddim
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