# Jam Vibez – Old Veteran EP
Jam Vibez delivered a solid entry into the reggae and dancehall landscape with the Old Veteran EP, a 12-inch vinyl released in 2013 on their self-titled label. This independent release showcases the artist's commitment to traditional reggae roots while embracing the contemporary dancehall and ragga styles that define modern Caribbean music.
The EP opens with "Old Veteran," a track that sets the tone for what follows with authentic reggae sensibilities paired with dancehall energy. The A-side continues with "Old Veteran Riddim," offering an instrumental interpretation that allows listeners to fully appreciate the production work behind the original track. This approach of pairing vocal and riddim versions demonstrates a respectful nod to reggae tradition, where riddim tracks serve as important instrumental frameworks within the genre.
The B-side pivots toward pure dancefloor energy with "Reggae Got The Power," a celebratory anthem that underscores the genre's cultural significance and enduring appeal. The standout moment arrives with "Move Ya Body," a track that perfectly balances the weightiness of reggae with the infectious rhythms of ragga, creating an irresistible invitation to dance. The EP concludes with "Move Ya Body Riddim," once again providing the instrumental foundation for fans and producers to appreciate the skeletal structure of the composition.
For vinyl collectors interested in contemporary reggae and dancehall, the Old Veteran EP represents a respectable addition to any collection. Jam Vibez's self-released project demonstrates the vibrancy of independent reggae production while maintaining the genre's essential characteristics and appeal.
