BLAZE IT UP RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2012
Blaze It Up Overview
In 2012, the reggae scene was full of energy and new sounds. One instrumental that roots fans still talk about today is the Blaze It Up Riddim. This roots riddim brought a fresh feeling to reggae playlists, mixing strong drum patterns with uplifting melodies. It was perfect for sound system sessions, where heavy bass and steady rhythms keep the crowd moving. The producer behind this riddim is known as VARIOUS ARTISTS. This name is used for several collaborative projects in reggae, often bringing together different singers and DJs on one instrumental. VARIOUS ARTISTS projects have appeared on respected reggae labels and streaming platforms, helping to spread roots reggae to new listeners worldwide. On Blaze It Up Riddim, each artist brought their own style. Craigis performed "It Hard A Little," a track that many fans remember for its honest lyrics and catchy chorus. Inspecta delivered "Time It Hard," giving the riddim a thoughtful and serious mood. Marie Mour sang "Any Day," showing her smooth voice and positive message. Diamond’s "No Matter Dem" added a confident vibe, while Otis brought the party spirit with "Its A Party." Each song kept the roots feeling alive but offered something different for listeners. Looking back, roots reggae fans always mention Blaze It Up Riddim as a standout instrumental from 2012. It was a project that showed the power of roots music and the talent of each artist involved. Even today, the riddim still gets played, reminding people of its strong place in reggae history.
Blaze It Up Tracklist:
- Craigis – It Hard A Little
- Inspecta – Time It Hard
- Marie Mour – Any Day
- Diamond – No Matter Dem
- Otis – Its A Party
- Tidal – Warrior
- Tranquility – Noting In This World
- Turbulence – My Love For You
- Ras Penco – Jah Give I Strength
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