BRAINCHILD RIDDIM produced by THE BEST FROM WEST RECORDS 2021
Brainchild Overview
In 2021, reggae fans were treated to a fresh yet familiar sound with the release of "Brainchild Riddim" from THE BEST FROM WEST RECORDS. The musical backdrop was crafted by THE BEST FROM WEST RECORDS, a label known for its commitment to authentic reggae production. The label has built a reputation for blending vintage reggae vibes with modern clarity, and "Brainchild Riddim" stands as a testament to this approach. The sound architect behind the riddim drew inspiration from the golden age of reggae, using warm basslines, classic drum patterns, and melodic keys. The riddim was carefully designed to echo the roots reggae traditions, yet it was polished for today’s listeners. The production process involved layering live instruments with subtle digital touches, creating a foundation that both honors the past and embraces the present. Once the riddim was complete, a select group of artists were invited to voice their tracks. Choppa Chop delivered "Keep On Moving," adding his signature energy and uplifting lyrics. Emperor Mongasha followed with "Brian Child," a track that showcases his powerful delivery. Ever Sparks contributed "Messiah," bringing a soulful edge to the project. Jah Towel’s "Seek Wisdom" offered a reflective message, while Luciano, celebrated worldwide for songs like "Sweep Over My Soul," added depth with "Do You Love Jah." Each artist brought their unique style, weaving together a collection that felt both timeless and current. With "Brainchild Riddim," THE BEST FROM WEST RECORDS succeeded in keeping reggae’s roots alive, offering a musical journey that connects the past with the present.
Brainchild Tracklist:
- Choppa Chop – Keep On Moving
- Emperor Mongasha – Brian Child
- Ever Sparks – Messiah
- Jah Towel – Seek Wisdom
- Luciano – Do You Love Jah
- Nana E.Q – Where I Live
- The Best From West Records – Brainchild Riddim
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