AGAIN RIDDIM produced by TOTAL SATSFACTION RECORDS 2014
Again Overview
The Again Riddim, released in 2014, is a reggae project from TOTAL SATSFACTION RECORDS. The label is known for its focus on roots reggae and has produced several projects that blend classic and modern sounds. TOTAL SATSFACTION RECORDS has built a reputation for quality releases that respect reggae’s traditions while reaching new listeners. On this riddim, the culture arranger played an important role. The arranger shaped the flow and feeling of the tracks, making sure that the message and the melodies worked together. This careful arrangement helped the riddim stand out, giving each song its own space while keeping the overall vibe strong. The dub cut on the Again Riddim is especially important for sound system culture. Dub versions strip away the vocals and bring out the bass, drums, and effects. This makes the track perfect for selectors and DJs who want to keep a dance going and let the music speak for itself. In reggae, dub is more than just a remix—it’s a way to celebrate the riddim and connect with the crowd through deep rhythms. Artists on the Again Riddim each brought their own style. Tony Curtis, known for his hit "High Grade" and collaborations with Beres Hammond, sings "Again." George Nooks, whose cover of "God Is Standing By" is a reggae classic, delivers "For You." Bachelor performs "Her Heart Is Broken," Lukie D sings "Some Where," Mellow Man brings "Take My Hand," and Kwabena adds "Two Hearts." Each artist offers a unique take, mixing culture and message in every track. Looking back, the dub cut from this release carried reggae’s message forward in 2014, keeping the tradition alive for both new and old fans.
Again Tracklist:
- Tony Curtis – Again
- George Nooks – For You
- Bachelor – Her Heart Is Broken
- Lukie D – Some Where
- Mellow Man – Take My Hand
- Kwabena – Two Hearts
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