Soul Reggae Again Riddim – Nature’s Way Entertainment

Soul Reggae Again arrived in 2020 as another careful, roots-minded project from Nature’s Way Entertainment, the label and production outfit led by Garfield Cowan. Cowan has long positioned the company around live-feeling reggae with strong songwriting, and this set sits naturally beside the company’s earlier Soul Reggae work and the Sweet Personality era that helped establish its name in the scene. The release was issued through VPAL Music and landed in June 2020, giving it a proper compilation rollout rather than the feel of a loose internet drop.

What gives the riddim its shape is the balance between veteran voices and newer or less familiar singers. Busy Signal’s “You and Me” is the immediate pull, because he can move from dancehall attack into a smoother lovers-reggae tone without losing command. Christopher Martin’s “Change Me Plan” brings that polished, conversational clarity he has made his trademark, while Wayne Wonder’s “Ngsg” adds the kind of honeyed delivery that made him a crossover favorite. Jah Mason’s “Be with You” and Ginjah’s “Feel Love” push the cut toward deeper conscious and lovers territory, while Chevaughn, Alva, King Mas, Zamunda, Melody, Jhamiela Smith and I Noah broaden the emotional range.

As a sound, Soul Reggae Again moves with a warm one-drop pulse, live-band texture, and a mellow soul-reggae glow rather than a hard digital edge. The vocal approach is relaxed but expressive, with songs built around love, misunderstanding, emotional repair, and spiritual steadiness. That mix of seasoned hitmakers and roots-leaning singers gives the riddim its staying power.