12 DISCIPLES OF TRENCH TOWN RIDDIM produced by TRIPLE L RECORDS 2012
12 Disciples Of Trench Town Overview
The rocksteady flow, which began in Jamaica in the late 1960s, has always been important in reggae music. Its slow, soulful rhythms inspired many artists and producers. In 2012, this classic style returned with a new dub release that honored the roots of reggae. This release features several well-known reggae voices. Neville Lindo brings emotion with “Cry For More.” Prestige, who is known for songs like “My Pride” and for his work with European reggae producers, delivers “Nuh Friend Killa.” Nuby offers “Dan - Where Did She Go,” adding his own touch to the riddim. Lutan Fyah, respected for his album “Time & Place” and collaborations with Sizzla, sings “Cant Stop Loving You.” Mystyque Bleu appears with “Love Me,” giving a smooth and heartfelt performance. Other artists on the project include Brown Shuga with “Jah Bless Me,” Bryan Art with “U Got Me,” Guidance with “Check Your frenz,” Nesbeth with “Dont Think Am A Fool,” and Cush — Hunta with “Neva Give Up.” Each track sits comfortably on the deep, meditative riddim. The producer behind this release is TRIPLE L RECORDS. The label, based in Jamaica, is known for supporting roots and culture reggae. TRIPLE L RECORDS has produced several respected riddims and worked with both new and veteran artists. Their focus on vocal harmonies and classic reggae sounds is clear in this dub release. Overall, this project captures the spirit of 2012 roots reggae and keeps the rocksteady tradition alive for a new generation.
12 Disciples Of Trench Town Tracklist:
- Neville Lindo – Cry For More
- Prestige – Nuh Friend Killa
- Nuby-Dan – Where Did She Go
- Lutan Fyah – Cant Stop Loving You
- Mystyque Bleu – Love Me
- Brown Shuga – Jah Bless Me
- Bryan Art – U Got Me
- Guidance – Check Your frenz
- Nesbeth – Dont Think Am A Fool
- Cush-Hunta – Neva Give Up
- Ico-Flames – Next Nine Nite
- D’Sean – They Say We’re Free
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