SWING EASY RIDDIM produced by MARSHALL NEEKO REMIX 2023
Swing Easy Overview
Marshall Neeko Remix is a sound system producer known for his work in reggae and dub music. He has built a reputation for creating strong riddims and giving a platform to both established and young artists. His productions often bring together voices from across the reggae world, and he continues to release music through his independent label. In 2023, Marshall Neeko Remix released the Swing Easy Riddim, a dub project that brought together several respected artists. Anthony B appears with "Jah Works." Anthony B is a well-known reggae singer, famous for his hit song "Fire Pon Rome" and for his powerful messages about justice and equality. Marshall Neeko himself features on the riddim with "Swing Easy Riddim Version," showing his skills as both producer and artist. Norris Man is another key voice on this release, delivering the song "Life Style." Norris Man is known for his 1999 album "Persistence," which helped establish him in the roots reggae scene. Richie Spice, who sings "High Grade In My Chalice," is recognized worldwide for his classic track "Earth A Run Red." Sizzla, with "Love For You," is one of reggae’s most prolific artists, having released over 50 albums and earning international acclaim for his work. Other artists on the riddim include Mega Banton with "Stop The Fighting" and Zahair with "Stained." This dub release kept the message of cultural awareness and social commentary alive throughout 2023, giving young singers a chance to shine alongside reggae veterans. The Swing Easy Riddim stands as a strong example of conscious reggae music in the modern era.
Swing Easy Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Jah Works
- Marshall Neeko – Swing Easy Riddim Version
- Norris Man – Life Style
- Richie Spice – High Grade In My Chalice
- Sizzla – Love For You
- Yami Bolo feat. Mega Banton & Delly Ranks – Stop The Fighting
- Zahair – Stained
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