After The Rain Riddim – Tomahawk Music

AFTER THE RAIN RIDDIM produced by TOMAHAWK MUSIC 2015

After The Rain Overview

In 2015, reggae was finding new ways to connect with listeners. The After The Rain Riddim stood out that year, bringing a deep roots sound to reggae fans. Its steady pulse and soulful melodies echoed at sound system parties, capturing the spirit of roots reggae in a modern time. Central to the riddim’s impact was the producer, TOMAHAWK MUSIC. Known for focusing on cultural themes and positive messages, TOMAHAWK MUSIC helped shape a unique sound in reggae. The label has worked with various artists, building a reputation for quality roots productions and keeping reggae’s message strong. The riddim brought together several artists, each adding their own flavor. Mehdiman’s “After The Rain” became a favorite for its reflective lyrics and smooth delivery. Sister Sauti and History Man both voiced “Sweet Reggae Muzik,” giving the riddim different energies—Sister Sauti with her warm vocals, and History Man with his roots style. Tuggi Tuggi’s track, “Stop Watch Me,” stood out for its confident lyrics and catchy flow. Toolman’s “Believe” offered uplifting words, adding to the riddim’s hopeful mood. Each artist’s contribution made the riddim feel like a true collaboration. Mehdiman is known for his thoughtful songwriting, and Sister Sauti has gained respect for her soulful performances. Together, these voices made After The Rain Riddim memorable. Looking back, roots reggae fans still talk about this 2015 riddim. Its blend of artists and cultural focus makes it a lasting favorite in reggae circles.

After The Rain Tracklist:

1. Mehdiman – After The Rain
2. Sister Sauti – Sweet Reggae Muzik (Ft. History Man)
3. Tuggi Tuggi – Stop Watch Me
4. Toolman – Believe
5. Jenoside Boomblast – Right Ya Now
6. White Cat – Girls Dem Man (Ft. Sunny)
7. Sennid – Jah Children
8. Negra – Empathy

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