Protoje released his "Feel It" riddim as an EP, featuring reggae artists Alaine, Romain Virgo, and Mortimer. The project begins with Protoje’s track, “Feel It.” This upbeat riddim is perfect for hitting the dance floor with that special someone or simply chilling with a loved one. Protoje’s delivery, which is usually sharp and combative, transforms here into something fluid and flirtatious. He describes it as “a song that brings people closer,” and that’s exactly what it achieves. Produced by Winta James, the tune seamlessly blends reggae, jazz, and soul, anchored by The Indiggnation’s light and airy touch.

Alaine joins the EP on "Summertime," with her warm and beautiful voice floating over the riddim. Alaine's glowing vocals meet Protoje's driving riddim, creating a soundtrack built for good vibes and movement.

Romain Virgo brings his infectious vibe to "Finally," a beautiful love song. His tender voice complements the riddim perfectly, flowing seamlessly with the beat. The track expresses heartfelt gratitude, enhanced by Virgo's silky vocals and grounded in faith.

Mortimer contributes to the final track of the EP, titled “Flowers & Flames.” His unique vibe and flow fit seamlessly with the riddim. The song explores themes of duality, growth, and creative inspiration. The “Flowers” symbolize growth, beauty, spirituality, and roots, while the “Flames” represent the passionate, fiery, and sometimes destructive elements of creativity and the music industry.

Protoje's "Feel It" riddim is designed to evoke a vibrant, light, and airy feeling that inspires movement, particularly among women. It features a fresh blend of reggae and R&B vibes. He aimed for the song to encourage people to dance, foster connections, and create a summery atmosphere.

One Love – Todd M. Judd