ANNIVERSARY RIDDIM produced by MARIA JACKSON ENTERTAINMENT 2012
Anniversary Overview
In 2012, a roots reggae project called Anniversary Riddim appeared on the scene, quickly becoming a favorite among reggae fans. The release came out of Jamaica and brought together a strong lineup of artists, each adding their own voice to the classic reggae sound. Asante Amen is featured with the track "Say Yes." Asante Amen is known for his soulful voice and conscious lyrics, and he has performed at major reggae events like Rebel Salute in Jamaica. Bunny General brings "Jamaica Land We Love" to the project. Bunny General is a respected deejay from the 1980s dancehall era, with a career that includes hits such as "Full Up A Class." Deadly delivers "Jamaversary," adding a modern touch to the riddim while keeping the roots vibe. The project also includes Frenz For Real Team with "Oh Jamaica" and Karamanti with "Jamaica Anniversary." Karamanti is recognized for her sharp lyrics and has collaborated with several international reggae producers. Behind the scenes, MARIA JACKSON ENTERTAINMENT produced the riddim. The label is known for promoting reggae and dancehall artists, and it has built a reputation for supporting both new and established talent in Jamaica’s music industry. MARIA JACKSON ENTERTAINMENT has helped many artists gain exposure through its popular music blog and radio features. Anniversary Riddim kept the roots reggae message alive in 2012, offering a blend of uplifting rhythms and strong cultural themes. The project stands as a memorable piece of reggae history, celebrating Jamaica’s music and message.
Anniversary Tracklist:
- Asante Amen – Say Yes (Love Jamaica)
- Bunny General – Jamaica Land We Love
- Deadly – Jamaversary
- Frenz For Real Team – Oh Jamaica
- Karamanti – Jamaica Anniversary
- Mikey General – I Love Jamaica
- Rasta Bogle – This Is My Jamaica
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