BOB LOCKO RIDDIM produced by UPFUL MUSIC 2013
Bob Locko Overview
The Bob Locko Riddim dub release arrived in 2013, bringing a fresh sound to reggae from Jamaica’s vibrant music scene. This project stood out by giving young singers a real chance to shine, letting them bring their own voices to the classic roots reggae style. Among the standout artists was Don Sha, who performed “What We Need Is Love.” Don Sha is known for his uplifting lyrics and has built a following with his heartfelt approach. Jahzzer contributed the track “Es Tu Fuerza,” adding his unique energy to the riddim. Karina’s “Fallen Angels” brought a soulful touch, showing her ability to blend emotion with roots music. Karl Magnus joined with “Lost And Found,” while Kelissa performed “Tomorrow Never Comes.” Kelissa is recognized for her strong presence in the reggae revival movement and has worked with big names like Chronixx, helping to bring new life to the genre. The record also featured the work of a skilled roots selector, who helped guide the overall sound and vibe, making sure each track fit the riddim’s spirit. The producer behind Bob Locko Riddim was UPFUL MUSIC. Known for supporting conscious reggae and roots artists, UPFUL MUSIC has released several influential projects and is respected for keeping the roots sound alive in the digital age. This riddim was important in 2013 because it kept reggae’s traditions strong while letting new voices be heard. The combination of talented young singers and experienced production made the Bob Locko Riddim a memorable moment in modern reggae.
Bob Locko Tracklist:
- Don Sha – What We Need Is Love
- Jahzzer – Es Tu Fuerza
- Karina – Fallen Angels
- Karl Magnus – Lost And Found
- Kelissa – Tomorrow Never Comes
- Ras Negus I – King Selassie I
- Serge Kassy – Kiki Dakolia
- Sheldon Senior – Waah Mi Reggae Music
- Sophia Squire – Some Day
- Tenna Star – Calling Jah
- Rocksteady Fred – Bob Locko Riddim
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