Above The Lines Riddim produced by ZJ Chrome and CR203 Productions 2024
Above The Lines Overview
Fans of roots reggae quickly embraced the 2024 anthology, celebrating its classic sound and positive energy. The collection brought together respected artists, each contributing a unique voice to the project. Christopher Martin stood out with "The Hate Song," adding his signature smooth vocals. Known for his hit "Cheaters Prayer," Martin has long been a favorite in reggae circles. Konshens delivered "Villian Story," bringing his distinct style that has earned him international recognition, including charting singles like "Gal a Bubble." Ce'Cile's contribution, "Can't Change," showcased her powerful presence. With a career spanning collaborations with artists such as Sean Paul, Ce'Cile remains a key figure in the genre. D Major contributed the heartfelt "Emergency," while Alaine’s "Be There" offered her soulful touch. Alaine, known for her album "Ten of Hearts," has built a reputation for uplifting songs and strong performances. Klyve rounded out the anthology with "Always on Time," adding another layer of depth to the project. The sound behind this anthology was crafted by ZJ Chrome, a producer celebrated for his work on the "Dancehall EFX" series and for building CR203 Productions into a respected label. CR203 Productions has consistently delivered quality reggae and dancehall releases, earning millions of streams and supporting both established and emerging artists. Above The Lines Riddim echoed the spirit of roots reggae in 2024, blending modern production with timeless themes. The anthology’s reception confirmed its place as a standout in contemporary roots music.
Above The Lines Tracklist:
- Christopher Martin – The Hate Song
- Konshens – Villian Story
- Ce’Cile – Can’t Change
- D Major – Emergency
- Alaine – Be There
- Klyve – Always on Time
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