BIG CITY RIDDIM produced by FOREVER MUSIC 2014
Big City Overview
Big City Riddim is a roots reggae compilation from Jamaica, released in 2014. The riddim stands out for its smooth, steady beat and classic reggae feel. Fans often mention this collection as a favorite among modern roots reggae releases. The album features a strong lineup of reggae artists. Bugle brings thoughtful lyrics to his song "Judge Not," encouraging listeners to reflect on their actions. Lutan Fyah delivers a powerful message with "Rebel Warrior," showing his passion for justice and truth. Mr Perfect’s "Awake" is uplifting, urging people to stay aware and positive. Cherine Anderson’s "Beautiful Thing" adds a soulful touch, celebrating love and unity. Anthony Red Rose’s "Big City" paints a lively picture of urban life with his unique voice. Other standout tracks include Teflon’s "Equal Rights," Hympac’s "Fight Back," Dezola’s "Meditation," Refugee’s "Earth Tremma," and Bunny Brown’s "Salute." Each song brings its own style but fits well into the roots reggae tradition. The dub engineer played a key role in shaping the sound, bringing out the deep bass and crisp drums that define the riddim. Behind the project is FOREVER MUSIC, a producer and label known for supporting roots reggae artists and helping their music reach fans worldwide. FOREVER MUSIC’s work on Big City Riddim shows their commitment to high-quality reggae production and their impact on the genre. Big City Riddim remains an important part of reggae history. It connects classic roots sounds with modern voices, making it a lasting favorite among reggae lovers.
Big City Tracklist:
- Bugle – Judge Not
- Lutan Fyah – Rebel Warrior
- Mr Perfect – Awake
- Mr Perfect – Awake (Breakdown)
- Cherine Anderson – Beautiful Thing
- Anthony Red Rose – Big City
- Teflon – Equal Rights
- Hympac – Fight Back
- Dezola – Meditation
- Refugee – Earth Tremma
- Bunny Brown – Salute
- Big City Riddim (Instrumental) – Forever Music
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