SOULED OUT RIDDIM produced by GIDDIMANI RECORDS 2023
Souled Out Overview
In 2023, the Souled Out Riddim project arrived as a fresh roots reggae release from Jamaica. This collection brought together several respected artists, each adding their own message and style to the powerful riddim. Perfect Giddimani, a well-known figure in reggae, led the way with two tracks: "Wrong One" and "Reasons." He is recognized not only for his music but also for his role in producing and supporting other artists. Lutan Fyah, featured on "Haters Game," is widely known for his hit "St. Jago De La Vega" and has a long-standing reputation for conscious lyrics. Ginjah, who performs "I Found Love," is celebrated for his song "Never Lost My Way," which helped raise his profile in the roots reggae scene. Adding to the mix, Natty King delivers "Herb Fi Smoke." He first gained international attention with his track "No Guns To Town," a song that highlighted his commitment to positive messages. Dre Z Melodi rounds out the main line-up with "Slew The Dragon," contributing a fresh voice to the riddim. Behind the scenes, GIDDIMANI RECORDS handled production. The label, founded by Perfect Giddimani, is known for its focus on roots reggae and has released several successful projects over the years. Their work often highlights strong rhythms and conscious themes, earning respect in reggae circles and streaming platforms alike. Souled Out Riddim stands out as a 2023 cultural project, blending message, rhythm, and roots tradition. It remains a memorable example of modern reggae with deep cultural roots.
Souled Out Tracklist:
- Perfect Giddimani – Wrong One
- Lutan Fyah – Haters Game
- Ginjah – I Found Love
- Natty King – Herb Fi Smoke
- Dre Z Melodi – Slew The Dragon
- Ras Fraser – Jr – Perilous Time
- Young Shanty – Only One
- Shamir Tadeiya – Don’t Disturb
- Perfect Giddimani – Reasons
- Rob Symeonn – Right Woman
- Menny More – The Show
- Sam Gilly – Souled Out Riddim Instrumental
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