2000YEARS RIDDIM produced by TREE OF FRUITS RECORDS 2021
2000years Overview
The 2000years Riddim brought a true rocksteady flow to reggae in 2021. This riddim stayed close to classic reggae rhythms, with steady drum patterns and warm basslines that gave it a timeless mood. The music felt relaxed but full of energy, inviting listeners to move and reflect at the same time. Several artists helped shape the sound of this release. Zero Ziba opened strong with "Kobusi Binghi Rock," bringing a rootsy vocal style that fit perfectly with the riddim’s groove. Youth of Roots added depth with "Nuh Judge," a song that stands out for its conscious lyrics and heartfelt delivery. Erika Crymson’s "Money" brought a fresh voice, showing her talent for catchy hooks and melodic flow. Jahli’s "Ite-Touzen" continued the tradition of thoughtful reggae, while Ras Kanto delivered a powerful message in "Judgement Time." The production was guided by TREE OF FRUITS RECORDS, a Japanese label known for supporting authentic reggae sounds and working with both local and international artists. The label has built a reputation for quality releases and strong roots connections. Dub engineering on this project kept the sound clean, with just enough echo and reverb to give it a classic dub plate feel. With its rocksteady structure and strong lineup, the 2000years Riddim kept reggae’s roots alive in 2021. Each artist brought their own style, but together they created a release that respected tradition while offering something new for today’s listeners.
2000years Tracklist:
- Zero Ziba – Kobusi Binghi Rock
- Donovan Joseph – 2000Years (’21 Revival Version)
- Youth of Roots – Nuh Judge (version2)
- Erika Crymson – Money
- Jahli – Ite-Touzen
- Ras Kanto – Judgement Time
- Journalism – Arasoi-no-Rekishi
- Mifyah – Fyah With Love
- ORIGINAL KOSE – Rastaman A Gwaan
- Kobusi Powa – T.O.F.R+21 Riddim
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