Black Vein Riddim – Sajay Productions

BLACK VEIN RIDDIM produced by SAJAY PRODUCTIONS 2020

Black Vein Overview

The Black Vein Riddim brought together some of reggae’s most respected voices. Duane Stephenson delivered a powerful message with “Black Power.” Bugle offered his own perspective in “Cut and Guh Through.” Ch4se added energy with “Road Block.” Kabaka Pyramid’s “Black Liberation” continued his tradition of thoughtful lyrics, while Lutan Fyah’s “Shake Down” brought a classic roots vibe. The project also included Sajay Productions’ own “Black Vein” and Cathy Matete’s “Revolution Time,” rounding out the collection with strong performances. The reggae track base, known as a riddim, provided the foundation for each artist’s song. The riddim’s sound was both modern and classic, blending crisp digital production with the warmth of traditional reggae. This allowed each artist to bring their own style while staying true to the roots of the genre. SAJAY PRODUCTIONS, the producer behind the project, has a history of supporting reggae artists and creating tracks that respect the genre’s traditions. The label has worked with both established and rising talents, helping to keep reggae fresh for new listeners. Their careful production on the Black Vein Riddim gave each song a strong, unified sound. Today, the Black Vein Riddim stands out as an important part of reggae history. It connects modern artists with the classic flow that shaped reggae, showing how the genre continues to grow while honoring its roots. The project’s mix of established voices and fresh energy keeps it relevant for reggae fans everywhere.

Black Vein Tracklist:

1. Duane Stephenson – Black Power
2. Bugle – Cut and Guh Through
3. Ch4se – Road Block
4. Kabaka Pyramid – Black Liberation
5. Lutan Fyah – Shake Down
6. Sajay Productions – Black Vein (Instrumental)
7. Cathy Matete – Revolution Time

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