Susumba Riddim – Jah Snowcone Production

Susumba Riddim lands in that early-2010s roots-reggae pocket where the groove does the talking: warm, steady, and built for singers to ride with clean melodies and conscious chat. Jah Snowcone Production lines up eight voices here, with Dubtonic’s “Togertherness, ” Faya Star’s “Rise and Shine, ” and Nesbeth’s “Calm Them Self” giving the set some of its strongest pressure, while Sophia Squire’s “Sweet Reggae” closes things on a softer, more melodic note. The riddim keeps a simple, earthy feel rather than chasing flash, which suits a cast that leans into uplift and moderation instead of heavy studio tricks. By the time it reaches the last cut, the project feels like a neat little 2011 selection with a clear roots stance and no wasted motion.

Susumba Riddim Tracklist:

1. Dubtonic – Togertherness
2. Faya Star – Rise & Shine
3. Nature – What Should I Do
4. Nazine – Natural Love
5. Nezbeth – Calm Them Self
6. Savage – No Baddness
7. Shantel – Can We
8. Sophia Squire – Sweet Reggae