An exclusive interview with the man bridging reggae legends and modern audiences When we first met Ralph Sall during The Reggae Hour interview, one question kept echoing in my mind: What defines a “super-producer” in reggae today? As the conversation unfolded, it became clear — Sall has quietly navigated through film, pop, rock, and reggae to craft a legacy that transcends genre. From Hollywood to Roots Reggae Ralph Sall isn’t new to high-profile work. He’s worked as a music supervisor, record producer, composer, and songwriter. Some of his notable credits include the “Speed” soundtrack, where he oversaw and produced the main title song for the film. He’s produced soundtrack albums for films like Mean Girls, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Hamlet 2, Scooby-Doo, Nancy Drew, and The In-Laws.  In reggae circles, his projects like The Mighty Rootsman and The Kingston Lions aim to bring unity, legacy, and fresh talent together. In his own words, he calls Kingston Lions the “Buena Vista Socia...