Dub Chemist Muzik Presents the Royal Plus Riddim: A Vibrant Tribute to Reggae and Rastafarian Culture

At the beginning of 2024, Jamaican producer Dub Chemist, now based in the United States, unveiled his latest project, the *Royal Plus Riddim*. This gentle and groovy instrumental stands as a blank canvas, welcoming each artist to express their own unique vision. The *Royal Plus Riddim* captures the essence of reggae, providing a foundation for lyrics filled with depth and resonance.

The project showcases five distinct singles, performed by diverse and talented voices: *Paradise* by Raquel Sellars, *Love Over All Things* by BlacSpade, *Trim Trim Trim* by Pashon Minott, *Nuh Waan See Yu* by I-Tru Jah, and *Blend & Mend Again* by Magano. Each track brings a unique layer to the *Royal Plus Riddim*, combining personal and cultural messages.

Celebrating Rastafari and Reflecting on Life’s Challenges

BlacSpade and Pashon Minott’s tracks celebrate the Rastafarian way of life, paying homage to its values of peace and resilience. In *Love Over All Things*, BlacSpade praises love and spirituality, while Pashon Minott’s *Trim Trim Trim* embodies the joy of the Rasta lifestyle.

On a more introspective note, *Nuh Waan See Yu* by I-Tru Jah and *Blend & Mend Again* by Magano delve into universal themes, exploring the challenges each of us faces in life. These songs address life’s uncertainties and changes but also carry messages of hope and perseverance.

Finally, Raquel Sellars delivers a powerful performance with *Paradise*, an ode to reggae and its legacy. Her passionate voice and sincere lyrics honor the spirit of this iconic genre, capturing the essence of reggae itself.

Available on All Platforms

The *Royal Plus Riddim* tracks are available for streaming and download on major digital platforms like Apple Music, iTunes, Deezer, Spotify, and Tidal, allowing reggae enthusiasts worldwide to discover and share this authentic work.

With the *Royal Plus Riddim*, Dub Chemist invites listeners on a musical journey that combines spirituality, introspection, and celebration of reggae culture.