Upset Riddim – Roots Raider Records

Roots Raider Records frames Upset Riddim as a five-voice reggae set, issued in 2026 with the label also carrying the production credit. Rather than loading the project with alternate versions, the release gives each vocalist a separate route through the same rhythm: Bimma takes the title cut, while ABe Music, Kokomon, Rob Symeonn and Selecta Fari establish the edition’s range in subject and outlook.

ABe Music’s “Jah Jah Made Ganjah” places devotional language and ganja culture at the front of the selection, a familiar roots concern stated plainly in the title. Kokomon’s “Lonely Road” shifts the perspective inward, suggesting a more solitary passage through the same shared backing. Rob Symeonn’s “Suffering” carries the heaviest title of the set, bringing social and personal hardship into the conversation without changing the release’s collective format.

Selecta Fari closes the listed programme with “Mind Over Matter, ” a title that turns from pressure toward resolve. That sequence is the useful point of Upset Riddim: Roots Raider Records has assembled songs that approach faith, isolation, suffering and mental discipline from different angles, while retaining the riddim tradition’s central exchange between one production and several vocal statements.