MEDUSA RIDDIM produced by FLASH RECORDS 2005
Medusa Overview
The Medusa Riddim, released in 2005, is a roots reggae project that has become a staple in roots sessions. This riddim captures the laid-back vibes and classic dub textures that define the genre, making it a favorite for both dancefloors and personal listening. Its rhythm is smooth and infectious, crafted to resonate with listeners who appreciate the depth and soul of reggae music. Among the artists who brought this riddim to life, Alpha Rolex Rowen's "Take A Look Into Your Life" stands out with its introspective lyrics and engaging melody. Jah Cure, known for his soulful voice and hits like "Longing For," collaborates with Chaka Demus on the powerful track "Revolution," which speaks to themes of change and resilience. Jah Cure also delivers a solo version of "Revolution," showcasing his ability to convey deep emotion through music. King Rhymz contributes with "How I'm Living," while Prince Benjamin, also known as King Kong, adds "African Borber" to the mix, enriching the riddim with his distinctive vocal style. The roots selector plays a crucial role in bringing these tracks to audiences, ensuring that the spirit of the riddim is felt in every session. Behind the scenes, FLASH RECORDS, the producer of Medusa Riddim, has been instrumental in shaping its sound. Known for their work in the reggae scene, FLASH RECORDS has consistently delivered quality productions that honor the roots tradition while appealing to modern listeners. Overall, the Medusa Riddim echoes the spirit of 2005 roots reggae, leaving a lasting impact on the genre.
Medusa Tracklist:
- Alpha Rolex Rowen – Take A Look Into Your Life
- Jah Cure & Chaka Demus – Revolution
- Jah Cure – Revolution
- King Rhymz – How I’m Living
- Prince Benjamin Aka King Kong – African Borber
- Version – Medusa Riddim
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