“I-Frequency” by Mosiah
Ragatac
Music 2024
Reggae artist Mosiah has released an outstanding project, I-Frequency, under the Ragatac Music label.
This album is a conscious masterpiece, blending powerful messages, uplifting vibes, and an authentic reggae sound that resonates deeply with both the mind and the soul.

Mosiah is a Reggae/Dancehall artist born as Akeil Martin in Trinidad and Tobago in 1986. The son of a Rastafari father, he grew up immersed in Caribbean musical culture. Currently, he is based in Germany, specifically in Heidelberg.
Mosiah’s I-Frequency is a testament to his artistry and commitment to conscious reggae music. With collaborations featuring the likes of Teacha Dee, Denham Smith, and Skarra Mucci, this album offers a diverse yet unified sound. The production by Ragatac Music is crisp and complements Mosiah’s soulful delivery, ensuring every track is impactful.
Themes of empowerment, love, and social justice shine through, making this album a must-listen for reggae fans and anyone seeking music with substance. From start to finish, I-Frequency takes you on a journey that nourishes the spirit and inspires action.
The album opens with "Sailing Home," setting a meditative tone that immediately draws listeners into Mosiah's musical world. The production quality shines throughout, with crisp instrumentation and well-balanced mixing that allows both Mosiah's vocals and the instrumental elements to breathe.
What makes "I-Frequency" particularly compelling is its strategic collaborations. The partnership with Teacha Dee on "Economic Slavery" delivers a powerful critique of modern financial systems, while the duet with Tabitha Gerbadian on "No Fear" adds a welcome feminine energy to the project. The track with Skarra Mucci, "Vampire," brings an edge of dancehall intensity to the album's otherwise roots-heavy foundation.
The album's lyrical content covers significant ground, from spiritual consciousness ("Black Livity," "See It Clearly") to social commentary ("Ghetto Tribulation," "Mass Murder" featuring Elder Son). "More Than Gold" stands out as a particularly poignant reminder of life's true values, while "Equality" serves as a fitting closer that encapsulates the album's overarching message of social justice and spiritual awareness.
Production & Sound
The production maintains a consistent quality throughout, with rich, warm basslines and tight drum patterns that form the backbone of each track.
The instrumental arrangements showcase a careful balance between traditional reggae elements and modern production techniques, creating a sound that will appeal to both roots purists and contemporary reggae fans.
"I-Frequency" is more than just an album; it's a comprehensive musical statement that demonstrates Mosiah's growth as an artist and his commitment to conscious reggae music. The project successfully bridges the gap between traditional roots reggae and contemporary production values, while maintaining a clear message throughout.
The variety of collaborations adds depth and different perspectives to the project, while never straying from its core identity. Whether you're a longtime reggae fan or new to the genre, "I-Frequency" offers something meaningful for every listener.
References & Sources for I-Frequency
Ragatac Music: Visit RagatacMusic for official album details and artist updates.
Streaming Platforms
- Apple Music
- Spotify
- Bandcamp