Soul Reggae Riddim – Nature’s Way Entertainment

Soul Reggae Riddim arrived in 2013 as one of Nature’s Way Entertainment’s smoother, more melodic jugglings, with Garfield and Sanya Cowan steering the production under the Nature’s Way banner. The set sits in the lovers-rock side of reggae rather than the harder dancehall lane, with a warm, easy sway, clean digital polish, and a mood that stays romantic and reflective instead of aggressive. It also had a proper label rollout, with distribution tied to VP Records, which gave the project a wider reach beyond the usual independent riddim circuit.

The voice list is strong and varied. Busy Signal’s “You And Me” is the anchor cut, turning his dancehall energy toward a sweeter, committed-love song. Wayne Wonder’s “Never Gonna Say Goodbye” brings the polished crooner touch he built his name on, and Christopher Martin’s “Change Me Plans” adds another heartfelt modern-reggae turn from one of Jamaica’s most reliable young voices. Chevaughn’s “Love, ” Alva’s “I Made My Choice, ” Jhamiela’s “No More, ” Zamunda’s “Cruise Control, ” and Mr Melody’s “Still In Love” fill out the juggling with different shades of romance, longing, and devotion.

What makes the riddim work is the consistency of tone. The instrumental has a gentle, radio-friendly lift, but it never loses its reggae root. Nature’s Way closes the set with the version, and that final instrumental pass underlines how well the rhythm holds together on its own. This is a careful, melodic riddim built for singers who can stay light on their feet and still leave a mark.