THE MAJESTIC RIDDIM produced by SMARTKIDS RECORDS 2016
The Majestic Overview
SMARTKIDS RECORDS stands behind the roots riddim that made a mark in reggae music in 2016. Known for supporting young talent and authentic Jamaican sounds, the label has helped bring fresh energy to the genre while respecting its traditions. The riddim features several respected artists. Zamunda, recognized for his uplifting song "Oh Jah," brings a heartfelt message and smooth delivery. Runkus, who gained attention with "Tell Me Why," is part of a new wave of conscious reggae voices and has worked alongside artists like Protoje. Moeish adds to the project with "Show Yuh Power," showing her unique approach and vocal strength. Lutan Fyah, a name well-known in reggae circles, delivers "Going to Be Ok." Lutan Fyah’s career includes the popular album "Phantom War" and collaborations with international acts like Turbulence. Jojo Mac contributes the song "War," continuing her steady presence in reggae for over two decades, including her work as one of the few female Jamaican artists to break into the U.S. reggae scene. The riddim’s arrangement highlights roots reggae’s classic feel, guided by a culture arranger who keeps the sound grounded and soulful. The instrumental version, "Majestic Riddim," allows listeners to appreciate the musical foundation and production quality. Looking back, this 2016 roots riddim helped carry reggae’s core message of unity and resilience. With SMARTKIDS RECORDS guiding the project and a strong line-up of artists, the riddim stands as a reminder of reggae’s timeless spirit and its ongoing impact on music culture.
The Majestic Tracklist:
- Zamunda – Oh Jah
- Runkus – Tell Me Why
- Moeish – Show Yuh Power
- Lutan Fyah – Going to Be Ok
- Jojo Mac – War
- Jr Blessington – Jamming to Africa
- Jordan Mais – I Will Be Your Lover
- Mizdee – Jah Is on My Side
- Instrumental – Majestic Riddim
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