This is the message behind Keep That Fire Lit especially during these times.You can stop for a breath, but don’t you quit.”Īdditionally, the project undertakes themes of self-actualization as Naomi Cowan’s version ‘The Voice’ speaks to the strengthening of one’s sense of self. “ We all have been tempted to fold but it is important that we calm our spirits as best as we can and power through the dark times and the heavy lows. Neither is managing emotions while you're at it.” Mortimer said. “ Process and progress aren't always the easiest. The now released remaining versions complete the story of gratefulness and love with Mortimer’s Keep That Fire Lit a reminder to keep the passion alive in the face of life’s uncertainties. The titular track Gratitude and the prayerful Love and Mercy by Jaz Elise and Samory I respectively, were the first versions out from the project. The songs, which were recorded during the COVID-19 pandemic, reveals a reflective mood for several of the artistes, spouting lyrics varying on themes of gratefulness, love, faith, and self-awareness. Gratitude Riddim is a contemporary reggae one-drop reverb, featuring traditional drum and bass from the legendary duo, Chris Meredith & Wilburn "Squidly" Cole.
The riddim, which features versions from Jaz Elise, Samory I, Mortimer, Kumar, Naomi Cowan and Ras-I, was released by producer Winta James of Overstand Records at the shindig.
Artistes on the Overstand Records new Gratitude Riddim joined in performance at the newly opened Dubwise Café (at 82 Lady Musgrave Road), recently.
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