BLAME LOVE RIDDIM produced by DJ SMURF MUSIC
Blame Love Overview
Today, the Blame Love Riddim is remembered as one of the strongest roots reggae releases of 2021. The riddim quickly found a place in reggae playlists and became a favorite among fans and selectors alike. Its deep bass and classic roots feel made it stand out in a year full of new music. The anthology brought together respected artists, each adding their own flavor. Anthony B’s “Keep On Moving” is a standout track, showcasing his signature powerful voice and positive lyrics. Anthony B is known worldwide for songs like “Fire Pon Rome” and has performed on major stages, helping to keep roots reggae alive for new generations. Bramma’s “Blame Love” brings a fresh energy to the riddim, while Delly Ranx’s “Lef Them To Time” adds a thoughtful touch. Delly Ranx is recognized not just as a singer but also as a producer, with a long history in both dancehall and reggae. Freddie McGregor’s “Jah Love” offers a classic roots sound. Freddie McGregor is a legendary figure in reggae, famous for hits like “Big Ship” and for being a Grammy-nominated artist. Other tracks on the riddim include “Life Without You” by Richie Stephens, which adds another layer of emotion to the project. Behind the scenes, DJ SMURF MUSIC shaped the sound of the Blame Love Riddim. DJ Smurf is known for his work as a producer and label owner, helping to bring new and established voices together. His label has released several projects that have gained attention both in Jamaica and internationally. The Blame Love Riddim remains a highlight of 2021, showing the power and spirit of roots reggae.
Blame Love Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Keep On Moving
- Bramma – Blame Love
- Delly Ranx – Lef Them To Time
- Dj Smurf – Blame Love Riddim
- Freddie Mcgregor – Jah Love
- Richie Stephens – Life Without You
- Vaharie – Pull Me Closer
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