Even though it took some time to be completed, Producer Ajal is happy with the way his latest project, Predominant Riddim, turned out.

The US-based producer worked with established names as well as up-and-coming acts to produce a project he feels is Grammy worthy.

“We definitely will be submitting this project for the Grammy. Hopefully, we will make it to final albums in the reggae category. Working with these artistes was a joy and putting together these tracks made the process even easier. This is a project that so much has been put into, and we hope that the public will enjoy,” Producer Ajal told Observer Online on the weekend.

Known for his boundary-pushing reggae and dancehall productions, Producer Ajal delivers a modern roots reggae masterpiece with the Predominant Riddim, packed with heavyweight talent and conscious vibrations. Released under Ajal Music Group, this project fuses hard-hitting roots rhythms with powerful messages of African pride, resilience, love, and social justice.

From the commanding title track Predominant featuring Demarco and Blvk H3ro, to the blazing Marijuana (Remix) with reggae icons Mykal Rose and Sizzla, the album is worth a listen.

Pressure Busspipe uplifts with the spiritual anthem I and I, while Eesah delivers a bold ode to herbal freedom on Real Ganja Farmer. The rhythm continues to shine with the gritty perseverance of Chuck Fenda’s Life is a Struggle, the unfiltered truth of Lutan Fyah’s Talk Truth, and the heartfelt tribute to the females on Phil Watkis’ African Queen.

The Predominant Riddim was released on March 14 via Ajal Music Group.