Zioniers Riddim (2015) – Master Flex Entertainment

Zioniers Riddim lines up 21 tracks from 22 different voices, which already tells you this Master Flex Entertainment set was meant to travel widely across the roots-reggae lane rather than sit in one mood. Kafu Banton’s “No Quiero Mas Guerra En Mi Ghetto” and Morodo’s “Tiempo De Critica” set the tone early with socially minded Spanish-language cuts, while Papa Michigan’s “Match It Up Now” adds a veteran dancehall touch to a roster that also includes Nando Boom, Raices and Cultura, and Hector Guerra. The riddim was released in 2015, and the tracklist leans hard into uplift, street commentary, and conscious chant-downs, with “In Zion” from I Nesta and “Siembra Amor” from Karims pointing straight at the title’s spiritual frame. Master Flex keeps the production in that steady, militant reggae pocket, and the release closes with El Original’s “Comencemos, ” finishing the sequence as a full 21-cut compilation.