World Peace Riddim (2015) – Natures Way Ent.

Nature’s Way Entertainment, led by producer Garfield Cowan, has long favoured conscious reggae with a polished, live-band feel, and World Peace Riddim sits right in that lane. Released in 2015 and distributed with Typhoon Music Group, the set came out on September 25 and was issued as a various-artists compilation rather than a one-off single. Cowan had already been building a catalogue that mixed roots, lovers rock, and upliftment music, and this rhythm extends that approach with a steady one-drop pulse and warm, guitar-and-bass drive.

The lineup is strong and clearly aimed at songs with purpose. Anthony B brings Mahmah Warrior, Jah Mason turns in Trouble on Your Shoulder, Wayne Wonder smooths out Gift To My Life, Exco Levi offers Wedding Day, Khago adds Picture, and King Mas appears twice, on Peace and Love and Good Bye. Alva is heard on Life Get Easier and also links with Zamunda on Gonna Be Blood, while Tammy T goes tender on Don’t Break My Heart, Donnee lifts the mood with Rise, and Mr Melody closes the spread with How Can I.

What makes the riddim work is its balance between roots firmness and radio-friendly clarity. Wayne Wonder’s cut gives it an easy melodic hook, Anthony B and Jah Mason push the conscious edge, and King Mas helps anchor the compilation’s message of peace, uplift, and spiritual resilience. It feels like a project meant for both jukebox rotation and long-haul listening, with no wasted space.