THE UNKNOWN RIDDIM produced by ROOM IN THE SKY 2021
The Unknown Overview
In 2021, ROOM IN THE SKY released The Unknown Riddim, a reggae compilation that carried strong roots vibes into the modern reggae scene. The riddim serves as a fresh take on classic reggae rhythms, with a sound that honors the genre’s foundation. ROOM IN THE SKY is a UK-based reggae label known for working with both veteran and new artists. The label has a reputation for keeping traditional reggae alive, and its releases are often played by selectors and sound systems around the world. The Unknown Riddim features several respected artists. Winston Reedy, a well-known British reggae singer, is featured with the song Winston Reedy — Flash It Natty Dread. Reedy is famous for his time as the lead singer of The Cimarons and for his solo hit "Dim The Light." His smooth vocals on this track bring a touch of classic lovers rock to the riddim. Joseph Cotton appears with Joseph Cotton — Freedom Is Calling. Cotton is a veteran Jamaican deejay who started his career in the late 1970s and has worked with legendary producers like Studio One’s Coxsone Dodd. His energetic delivery keeps the roots spirit alive. The Inn House Crew, the in-house band for ROOM IN THE SKY, is featured with The Inn House Crew — The Unknown Riddim. The group is known for their tight musicianship and have backed many reggae legends. Also included is Robert Dallas & The Inn House Crew - Strictly Love, adding more depth to the compilation. The Unknown Riddim stands as a strong example of how reggae’s roots sound continues to inspire new releases, keeping the music’s foundation alive for new generations.
The Unknown Tracklist:
- Winston Reedy – Flash It Natty Dread
- Robert Dallas & The Inn House Crew – Strictly Love
- Joseph Cotton – Freedom Is Calling
- The Inn House Crew – The Unknown Riddim
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