BOXER RIDDIM produced by VIS RECORDS 2020
Boxer Overview
Boxer Riddim quickly found its place on reggae playlists after its release. The compilation brings together a classic rocksteady flow with touches of modern reggae and dancehall. This blend creates a sound that feels both fresh and deeply rooted in Jamaican music history. Gregory Isaacs leads with "My Dancing Partner," bringing his smooth voice and laid-back style. His song sets a relaxed mood, showing why he remains a legend in reggae. Jah Maison’s "Live What Them Learn" adds thoughtful lyrics and strong delivery, giving the riddim a conscious edge. Ras Ghandi’s "Shake That Shaka" brings energy and playful rhythms, making the track stand out with its catchy hook. Gowdie Ranks delivers "The Adrenaline," which adds a burst of excitement with its dancehall influence. Mighty Dimond’s "Mystery Babylond" brings a mysterious vibe, mixing roots reggae with a slight dub feel. The compilation also features Delly Ranx with "No Guns to Town," Courtney Melody’s "Its Gonna Get Reda," Action Fire’s "King Haile Selassie," Bobby Blue’s "Justice," and King Lorenzo’s "Looks Are Deceiving." Each artist adds a unique touch, but the rocksteady rhythm remains the core of every track. VIS RECORDS, the producer behind Boxer Riddim, is known for keeping authentic reggae sounds alive. The label has worked with both new and legendary artists, building a reputation for quality releases. Their careful production keeps the island spirit present in every song. Boxer Riddim shows that the rocksteady flow is still important in reggae. By blending it with other styles, the compilation honors tradition while reaching new listeners.
Boxer Tracklist:
- Gregory Isaacs – My Dancing Partner
- Jah Maison – Live What Them Learn
- Ras Ghandi – Shake That Shaka
- Gowdie Ranks – The Adrenaline
- Mighty Dimond – Mystery Babylond
- Delly Ranx – No Guns to Town
- Courtney Melody – Its Gonna Get Reda
- Action Fire – King Haile Selassie
- Bobby Blue – Justice
- King Lorenzo – Looks Are Deceiving
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