Snow Flow Riddim – Foodj Madrigal

SNOW FLOW RIDDIM produced by FOODJ MADRIGAL 2016

Snow Flow Overview

The Snow Flow Riddim brought together some talented reggae artists in 2016. Ar C Nal, known for the song "Seeking Jah," delivers a strong message and smooth vocals. I Raphael, with "Free Up," adds his unique style to the project. Jah Wave’s "Killing Ma High" stands out with its catchy melody. Joshua Hales teams up with Bingi Ghost for "Bout Time," and Bingi Ghost also appears solo on another version of "Bout Time." These artists each bring their own flavor, making the riddim diverse and interesting. Other featured artists include King Mee with "Prevention Betta Than Cure," Maylan with "Couleur Reggae," Mr Diamond’s "Fyah Burn," Mystah Godeh’s "Me Weed," and Prophecy Iziz’s "True Love." Each song fits well with the reggae foundation, showing off the strength of the track base. The man behind the production is FOODJ MADRIGAL. He is known for his work in the reggae scene and has released music on the French label Irie Ites Records. His skillful production ties all the songs together, using vocal harmonies and smooth arrangements. This gives the whole project a relaxed yet rich sound. Even years later, the Snow Flow Riddim is remembered as part of reggae’s strong 2016 history. The riddim’s classic reggae base and careful production make it a favorite for both new listeners and longtime fans. It stands as a good example of how modern artists and producers can keep reggae’s roots alive.

Snow Flow Tracklist:

1. Ar C Nal – Seeking Jah
2. I Raphael – Free Up
3. Jah Wave – Killing Ma High
4. Joshua Hales Ft Bingi Ghost – Bout Time
5. King Mee – Prevention Betta Than Cure
6. Maylan – Couleur Reggae
7. Mr Diamond – Fyah Burn
8. Mystah Godeh – Me Weed
9. Prophecy Iziz – True Love
10. Sir Samuel – Classic Dubplate
11. Wild Life – Put It Pon Dem
12. Foodj Madrigal – Snow & Flow Riddim (Instrumental)

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