ARISE RIDDIM produced by TASJAY PRODUCTIONS 2021
Arise Overview
Roots riddims have always been central to reggae, providing a solid musical base for singers and deejays to express their messages. In 2021, the Arise Riddim project continued this tradition with fresh energy and careful arrangement. The music arranger’s work stands out, blending melodic basslines with gentle percussion to give each track a warm, inviting sound. The recording process focused on clarity and balance, allowing every artist’s voice and message to shine. TASJAY PRODUCTIONS, the label behind Arise Riddim, has a history of supporting reggae’s roots. Founded in Canada, TASJAY PRODUCTIONS is known for working with both established and rising reggae acts. Their releases have appeared on streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music, making roots reggae accessible to listeners worldwide. Each artist on this project brings something unique to the riddim. Horace Martin delivers a powerful message with "Arise Black People," building on his foundation as a respected roots singer since the 1980s, known for earlier hits like "Shock Dem." Vonnii’s "Couldn’t Be" adds smooth vocals and thoughtful lyrics, complementing the riddim’s gentle groove. Rad Dixon’s "Giving Thanks" offers gratitude and positive vibes, while Desi Ranks brings energy to "Can’t Hustle." Patcha Blacks completes the set with "Where Is the Love," adding soulful emotion. TASJAY PRODUCTIONS also shares their own "Arise Riddim Version," highlighting the instrumental work. Together, these tracks prove that the roots riddim remains a strong foundation for reggae in 2021, connecting tradition with new ideas.
Arise Tracklist:
- Horace Martin – Arise Black People
- Vonnii – Couldn’t Be
- Rad Dixon – Giving Thanks
- Desi Ranks – Can’t Hustle
- Patcha Blacks – Where Is the Love
- Tasjay Productions – Arise Riddim Version
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