BETTER MUST COME RIDDIM produced by CROWN INTERNATIONAL RECORDS 2015
Better Must Come Overview
The foundation rhythm has always been important in reggae music. In 2015, this classic style found new life with a compilation that brought together modern voices and old-school reggae flow. The project was produced by CROWN INTERNATIONAL RECORDS, a label known for working with both new and established reggae artists. Over the years, CROWN INTERNATIONAL RECORDS has helped release several notable reggae and dancehall projects, building a reputation for quality and authentic sound. On this 2015 collection, each artist brought something special. Kounsulah Kole delivered the song "Green Card," adding thoughtful lyrics and a smooth delivery. Luciano, a respected figure in roots reggae, contributed "Save The Youth." Luciano is well-known for his positive messages and has been recognized worldwide for songs like "Sweep Over My Soul." Marcia J Ball performed "Listen To Mama," offering wise words with a soulful touch. Lone Ranger, who also recorded "Listen To Mama," is known for his classic deejay style and has been active since the 1980s. Norville Sal’s track "Better Must Come" captured the hopeful spirit of the riddim, reminding listeners of reggae’s message of perseverance. Each artist used the foundation rhythm to connect the past with the present, showing how reggae continues to inspire. The compilation echoed the roots reggae sound of 2015, but also honored the history of the genre. CROWN INTERNATIONAL RECORDS helped bring these voices together, creating a project that stands out for its unity and timeless reggae style.
Better Must Come Tracklist:
- Kounsulah Kole – Green Card
- Luciano – Save The Youth
- Marcia J Ball – Listen To Mama (Feat. Lone Ranger, Az, Dycr)
- Norville Sal – Better Must Come
- Powerman – Kick Down The Door
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