AQUARIOUS RIDDIM produced by GREEZZLY PRODUCTIONS 2015
Aquarious Overview
In 2015, the one drop base was crafted with care, echoing the deep roots of reggae. The sound began in the studio, where roots craftsmen shaped each note with patience. The heartbeat of the riddim was strong, steady, and true to tradition. GREEZZLY PRODUCTIONS, a label known for its dedication to authentic reggae, led the project. Based in Italy, GREEZZLY PRODUCTIONS has worked with respected artists and reached listeners worldwide through digital platforms. Their attention to sound quality and roots spirit gave the riddim its unique touch. As the riddim took shape, artists gathered to add their voices. Mr Ice brought warmth and passion to "Love You Still," delivering lyrics that spoke of devotion. Sing 'A'The followed with "I'M Sorry," his vocals blending smoothly with the rhythm. Gamba The Lenk energized the track "Fresh," showing his skill and style. Teacha Dee, known for his international hit “Rastafari Way,” added his song "Easy To Love" to the mix, bringing wisdom and soul. Castafari contributed "Rainy Afternoon," his voice painting a picture of reflection and hope. Each artist respected the roots while adding their own flavor. Other voices joined—Don Tippa & Laveka with "High With Me," High Priest with "The Mark Of The Beast," and the instrumental version by Greezzly Productions themselves. Each song added a new layer to the riddim. From creation to release, the one drop base carried the spirit of reggae forward. In dancehalls and sound systems, its echo still reminds us of the roots of 2015.
Aquarious Tracklist:
- Mr Ice – Love You Still
- Sing ‘A’The – I’M Sorry
- Gamba The Lenk – Fresh
- Teacha Dee – Easy To Love
- Castafari – Rainy Afternoon
- Don Tippa & – Laveka – High With Me
- High Priest – The Mark Of The Beast
- Greezzly Productions – Aquarious Riddim Instrumental
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