SO FAR RIDDIM produced by JAHMARI RECORDS / SKRT MUSIC 2014
So Far Overview
In 2014, reggae music was mixing classic roots with new, modern energy. The reggae track base behind the So Far Riddim stood out that year for its conscious sound and laidback groove. It brought together deep basslines and gentle melodies, connecting the old school with the fresh spirit of the time. The foundation builder for this project was JAHMARI RECORDS / SKRT MUSIC. This production team had already made a mark in the reggae scene by pushing boundaries and blending styles. Their work is known for smooth, high-quality production, and the So Far Riddim added to their reputation for shaping modern reggae sounds. The artists on this riddim each brought their own style. Khago Ft Young Dudus delivered "Dj," a track that highlights Khago’s strong voice and Young Dudus’s energy. Khago is known for his hit single "Nah Sell Out," which made him a recognized name in dancehall and reggae. Young Dudus -Dj also appears with "Dj," giving listeners a different take and adding to the riddim’s variety. Blade Martin’s "Through It All" brings thoughtful lyrics and a steady flow. Blemo Blemz offers "I Have A Dream," a song that stands out for its positive message. Jay Harmony’s "Lip Therapy" adds a smooth, melodic touch to the collection. The So Far Riddim’s reggae track base is remembered as a cultural work of 2014. It captured the spirit of its time, blending old and new, and showcased the talents of both established and rising artists.
So Far Tracklist:
- Khago Ft Young Dudus -Dj
- Deva Bratt – Big Cruff
- Blade Martin – Through It All
- Blemo Blemz – I Have A Dream
- Jay Harmony – Lip Therapy
- Kemo P – Standing By Your Side
- Maine Gwap – Jamaican Heart
- Raga Z – Baby Come Home
- Relentless – We Need Love
- Shifty – Next Page
- Stingah Tee – My Life
- Supa Starr Ft Mydaman – Make You Smile Like This
- Wadia Feat Bonus – Love You Mom
- Yung Matic – Don’T Want To See You Cry
- English – So Far Riddim-Instrumental
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