The Healing Riddim produced by Jermaine Johnson 2009
The Healing Overview
When The Healing Riddim album collection dropped in 2009, reggae fans quickly embraced its sound. The tracks became favorites at reggae dances and on sound systems across Jamaica and beyond. The album’s popularity came from its strong mix of voices and powerful roots feeling. Artists like Abijah brought thoughtful messages with “Children Of Tomorrow,” connecting with listeners who wanted hope in the music. Josie Mel, known for his song “Rasta Still Deh Bout,” added his smooth delivery to “Diamonds 4 Eva.” Kim Scott’s “Hey Boy” gave a fresh, melodic touch. Frankie Paul, remembered for classics like “Sara,” contributed “Little Chepe,” showing his long-standing influence in reggae. Junior Cat, a respected deejay from the 1990s, gave a spiritual edge with “Lord And Saviour Christ.” Other tracks, such as “Really Like” by Jim Laden and “Since You Been Gone” by Heather Cummings, added variety to the collection. Stretch’s “Stay Strong,” Gyptian’s “Stomp It Hard,” and Delly Ranx’s “The Healing” kept the energy high throughout the album. The riddim was arranged by a skilled culture arranger and released by a respected label. Producer Jermaine Johnson, known for his work with the Young Blood label, shaped the sound. Johnson’s productions have been praised for their deep bass and clean mix, making The Healing Riddim a standout at 2009 reggae events.
The Healing Tracklist:
- Abijah – Children Of Tomorrow
- Josie Mel – Diamonds 4 Eva
- Kim Scott – Hey Boy
- Frankie Paul – Little Chepe
- Junior Cat – Lord And Saviour Christ
- Jim Laden – Really Like
- Heather Cummings – Since You Been Gone
- Stretch – Stay Strong
- Gyptian – Stomp It Hard
- Delly Ranx – The Healing
- Stretch – Waiting For Me
- Jah Mason – Your Life
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