Artist in his own right, Colah Colah, hailing from Kingston, has teamed up again with German producer DJ Michael Berth of Colombia-based Klangschatz Productions for their highly anticipated follow-up album, Steady Meddi Every Day. Released on November 29, 2024, this collection of 10 tracks promises to deliver fresh vibes while honoring reggae’s rich heritage.
The album opens with a spectacular banger, led by the high-energy title track, “Steady Meddi”. This uptempo anthem sets the tone for the project, immediately drawing listeners into its infectious groove. A re-recorded and revitalized version of one of Colah Colah’s fan-favorite hits, “Steady Meddi” displays the spirit of the album: a seamless blend of new energy and timeless reggae rhythms.
Colah Colah and DJ Michael Berth first joined forces on I-Frequency, their debut album released earlier this year. The seemingly undeniable chemistry between the artist and producer showed that more collaborations were inevitable. Steady Meddi Every Day builds on that foundation, offering a vibrant mix of refreshed classics and brand-new gems.
Among the standout tracks are two songs with a 2024 sound upgrade: “The Beez” and the title track “Steady Meddi.” These tracks now boast polished production that breathes new life into their original recordings, ensuring they resonate with both longtime fans and new listeners alike.
The album is rich with collaborations, each adding variety to the project. “Jah Mission” features Colah Colah alongside reggae artist Spectacular, delivering a powerful combination track that’s sure to make waves.
The late Kenneth Culture appears on “International Herbs”, a heartfelt and nostalgic nod to one of reggae’s enduring voices. Meanwhile, Andrew Tosh lends his talent to “Power of Music”. This celebratory track highlights the transformative and unifying power of music, elevated further by the masterful saxophone contributions of Remco Faya from the Amsterdam Faya Allstars.
Steady Meddi Every Day not only flows seamlessly from tunes like “Freedom” and “This World” to introspective gems such as “Keeping It Real” and the sparkling “Raw Diamond”.
