Reggae Tahiti returns with “Too Fast For My Soul,” a roots reggae record built around the pressure of modern living. The title alone tells you where the song is headed.
The track comes from the album “Remember Who We Are,” put out through RT Roots 987. Reggae Tahiti handled the composition and lyrics, so the writing credit stays in-house. It runs just past five minutes, which gives the riddim room to breathe instead of rushing to a hook.
Reggae Tahiti works from a roots foundation, and the catalogue backs that up. “Alone But Not Lost” and “Nana” both sit above two million plays, while “Bless My Way” and “Te Mau Here” have drawn steady listeners of their own. The label behind the release is Precise Digital, and the sound stays close to reggae’s cultural roots rather than chasing a crossover.
“Too Fast For My Soul” moves at a slow, deliberate pace. The song speaks to feeling swallowed by daily demands and searching for balance again. It suits anyone who plays reggae to slow down and think, not to fill a dancefloor.
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