STEP FORWARD RIDDIM produced by HOR/KATHMANDU PRODUCTIONS 2018
Step Forward Overview
In 2018, HOR/KATHMANDU PRODUCTIONS brought new energy to reggae music with the Step Forward Riddim. This producer has become respected for blending classic reggae sounds with a modern touch. Their work often focuses on roots and culture, helping to keep the reggae tradition alive for new generations. The Step Forward Riddim featured a group of talented artists, each bringing their own style. Al — Joumeyli delivered the track "Get Up Stand Up," adding a powerful message of resilience. Cornadoor, known for his smooth vocals and previous reggae collaborations, contributed "Slippers Pop Out." Dasia’s song, "Give Thanks For Life," brought a positive and grateful spirit to the project. Denham Smith, who has worked with producers across Europe and Jamaica, added his heartfelt song "Thank You Moma" to the riddim. Dready C, another artist on the release, performed "Better Must Come," a track that reflects hope and determination. Each artist’s song stood out but also blended well with the warm, classic reggae sound of the riddim. The Step Forward Riddim captured the roots of reggae while also feeling fresh and new in 2018. It showed how reggae music can carry important messages and connect people across different backgrounds. Looking back, the Step Forward Riddim is remembered for its strong production and the way it brought together voices from the reggae scene. It was a true example of reggae’s lasting power and depth.
Step Forward Tracklist:
- Al-Joumeyli – Get Up Stand Up
- Cornadoor – Slippers Pop Out
- Dasia – Give Thanks For Life
- Denham Smith – Thank You Moma
- Dready C – Better Must Come
- Fyah Son Bantu – Strong Like A Lion
- House Of Riddim – Step Forward Version
- I-Razor – Cyaa Get Me Down
- Jah Sun – Never Give Up
- Kingseys – When It Comes To You
- Lukascher – Waun De Gaunze Wod
- Mellow Mark – Ra Us
- Mono Und Nikitaman – Kein Weed
- Vc – Love Is
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