FOUR SEASONS RIDDIM produced by FIREMAN CREW PRODUCTION 2014
TRACKIST:
- Da’Ville – Life is Precious
- Torch – Evilous
- Lutan Fyah – Mama Love
- Ras Mc Bean – Love the Life you Live
- Zagga – Heal the Soul
- Denham Smith – She Cut Gone
- Deliman – Living My Life
- Delus – Afraid To Love
- Ricardo Clarke – On My Feet
- Troy Anthony – Jah Jah Gives Life
- Miriam Simone – Protect Me
- Miwata – Näher Zusammen
- More Colours – Keep Your Head High
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Four Seasons Overview
The Four Seasons Riddim, released in 2014, brings a fresh wave of roots reggae energy. Its rhythm is warm and organic, built on classic reggae drum patterns with a steady bassline. The production has a natural feel, letting the instruments breathe and giving each track a solid foundation. The riddim carries a traditional vibe that makes it easy to listen and dance to, while still feeling modern and vibrant. Several talented artists help shape the sound and message of this release. Da’Ville delivers “Life is Precious,” combining his smooth vocals with thoughtful lyrics. Known for his hit “Always on My Mind,” Da’Ville’s voice stands out with emotion and clarity. Torch’s “Evilous” brings a conscious message, while Lutan Fyah offers “Mama Love,” a tribute to mothers everywhere. Lutan Fyah is recognized for his strong roots reggae catalog, including albums like “Time & Place.” Ras Mc Bean’s “Love the Life you Live” and Zagga’s “Heal the Soul” both add positive energy and uplifting words, keeping the riddim’s message alive. Behind the scenes, the dub engineer plays a key role, blending vocals and instruments to create a full, rich sound. The mixing highlights the depth of the riddim, making each track shine while keeping the roots feel strong. FIREMAN CREW PRODUCTION, the producer of the riddim, is known for supporting authentic reggae sounds. Based in Austria, their work has helped bring roots reggae to wider audiences, with several releases gaining attention in the reggae community. The Four Seasons Riddim stands as a cultural recording that kept reggae’s message and spirit alive in 2014.