Snowflake Riddim – Jah Snowcone Productions

Icy lilt. Jah Snowcone’s Snowflake Riddim has that cool, slightly mournful reggae feel, with the sax-and-keys mood carrying the set more than any heavy-handed bass assault. Lutan Fyah’s “The Most High” and Nadine Sutherland’s “Promise” are the cuts that linger, while Tony Gold’s “Now and Always” and Turbulence’s “You’re Right” keep the energy moving through a lineup that also includes Nesbeth, Sugar Slick and Fire Pashon. It sits neatly alongside Snowcone’s earlier work, where he tended to favour vocal-centric projects with a polished roots tint rather than trying to chase the roughest dancehall pressure. Released in 2010, this one lands as a tidy eight-song showcase in the Jah Snowcone catalogue, more about atmosphere and strong singers than big gimmicks.

Snowflake Riddim Tracklist:

1. Fire Pashon – Hush Hush
2. Lutan Fyah – The Most High
3. Nadine Sutherland – Promise
4. Nesbeth – Don’T Leave
5. Serenity – New Love
6. Sugar Slick – Blessed Be The Lord
7. Tony Gold – Now & Always
8. Turbulence – You’Re Right

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mas_SfXG9Mo