Subajah: Lion Album Review by Mr Topple for Pauzeradio.com. London-based Subajah has honed his craft for many years – and the results show on his brand-new album, as this talented artist provides us with a consummate release. Lion, released via Dashen Records, sees Subajah deliver nine tracks and a dub across a very well-engineered and mastered album – the latter being done by Noah Priddle. Across the release, quality and skilled musicians join him – however, undeniably there are no big-name producers in sight; all the better, you’d be right in thinking, because Subajah having his own hand at the

Various artists: Inner Terrestrial Riddim review – Steve Topple for Pauzeradio.com. 2020 has had a promising start for riddims, with cuts from the likes of Seani B and Bost & Bim showing that, with some real technical skill and a bit of magic, the art is still alive and kicking. And the latest release from D Rebell is kicking – and very much alive. Inner Terrestrial Riddim, released by D Rebell Productions, is a synth-heavy, post-modern Roots affair. The seven interpretations by different artists all come with their own merits. But the basic instrumental riddim itself is quite an interesting

Subajah Architect Review. When it comes to authentic roots reggae Subajah is certainly defining himself in that category, and this latest album release does more than prove that to be true. A solid mix of deep, meaningful, message lyrics, performed excellently and accompanied with incredible musical instruments, all produced to the highest of quality. It’s easy to hear that real instruments are used to create this masterpiece that is Architect. The structure and composition help to create a vibration that I feel, is what roots reggae is all about, upliftment with truth, rights, faith and real life experiences. The album