AFREEKA RIDDIM produced by AMOUL BAYI RECORDS 2022
Afreeka Overview
Today, the Afreeka Riddim project is remembered as one of the strongest reggae releases of 2022. It brought together a classic reggae rhythm with a new energy, creating music that still stands out. Fans and selectors often look back at this project as a true revival of traditional reggae sounds, mixed with modern voices and ideas. The riddim featured several talented artists, each bringing their own style. Dread Max delivered “Unity, Freedom and Work,” a song that highlights his consistent message of togetherness and progress. Empress Celyah’s “Repatria??o” added a powerful voice to the project. She is known for her unique blend of reggae and Afro-Caribbean influences. JahMicheal’s “Royal from Way Back When” brought a rootsy vibe, showing his deep connection to the foundation of reggae music. Romeij Mc contributed “Babylone est Tomb?e,” giving the project a touch of conscious lyrics and a strong message. Rootical45 played a key role with two tracks: “Afreeka Dub” and “Afreeka Kora Riddim,” both of which showcased his skill with dub and instrumental reggae. Other artists like Saah Karim with “Keep on Moving On” and You MKNJ with “Lingafi Ba” also added their voices, making the riddim more diverse. AMOUL BAYI RECORDS produced the project. The label has a history of supporting reggae and roots artists from around the world. Known for their high-quality sound and dedication to the genre, AMOUL BAYI RECORDS helped make Afreeka Riddim a standout release. The project’s steady rhythms and strong messages continue to inspire reggae fans today.
Afreeka Tracklist:
- Dread Max – Unity, Freedom and Work
- Empress Celyah – Repatria??o
- JahMicheal – Royal from Way Back When
- Romeij Mc – Babylone est Tomb?e
- Rootical45 – Afreeka Dub
- Rootical45 – Afreeka Kora Riddim
- Saah Karim – Keep on Moving On
- You MKNJ – Lingafi Ba
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