Tribal Riddim – Judah Peters RSR

Tribal Riddim – Judah Peters RSR 2022

Tribal Overview

In 2022, roots reggae fans found something special in the Tribal Riddim set. Built on a classic one drop rhythm, this project kept the heart of reggae alive, bringing the warm, steady base that has defined the genre for decades. The one drop style, with its strong emphasis on the third beat, is a key part of roots reggae’s sound, and listeners quickly noticed how this riddim honored that tradition. The set brought together several talented artists, each adding their own style and message. BJ'orn Pierre’s “Mountain to Mountain” stands out with his smooth vocals and heartfelt delivery. BJ'orn Pierre is known in the Caribbean gospel reggae scene, and his music often carries uplifting themes. Dwayne Fyah’s “Different” brings a strong voice to the riddim, adding energy and a message of individuality. Emrand Henry’s “Run Satan Run!” is powerful, reflecting his background as a gospel reggae artist from Saint Lucia, who has been recognized for his positive lyrics and energetic performances. Other artists also made a mark. Farenite’s “Confident In You!” is another highlight, while Nisa’s “Elohim Forever The Same” adds a soulful touch. Each track fits smoothly into the riddim’s flow, creating a sense of unity across the set. The Tribal Riddim project is remembered as a favorite among roots reggae lovers. Its conscious lyrics, strong one drop base, and a lineup of dedicated artists made it a standout release in 2022, keeping reggae’s roots and positive spirit alive.

Tribal Tracklist:

1. BJ’orn Pierre – Mountain to Mountain
2. Dwayne Fyah – Different
3. Emrand Henry – Run Satan Run!
4. Farenite – Confident In You!
5. Nisa – Elohim Forever The Same
6. Samuel Medas and Nathanael – Valley
7. Selwyn Jordan – Stand Out!
8. Wisdom and Crown of Victory – No Fear
9. Eli Fuller – Tribal Riddim Instrumental

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