BREAKWATER RIDDIM produced by KINGSTONE RECORDS 2016
Breakwater Overview
The Breakwater Riddim album collection brings together a strong lineup of tracks, each sitting comfortably on a classic reggae foundation. The album opens with Christopher Martin — Sugar Reggae, a smooth tune that lets Martin’s soulful voice shine. Christopher Martin is known for his hit single “Cheaters Prayer,” which helped make him a household name in reggae. Next, Daddy Rings feat Gentleman — In The Streets and Gentleman - In The Streets — In The Streets bring a roots message with their familiar styles. Gentleman, a German reggae artist, is widely recognized for his album “Confidence,” which reached the top of the German charts. Denham Smith — Don’t Start It adds another layer with his laid-back delivery, giving the riddim even more depth. The collection also features O.K. feat Junior Reid & Maino — Pour Some Liquor and Junior Reid — Pour Some Liquor. Junior Reid is famous for his international hit “One Blood,” and his voice is instantly recognizable to reggae and dancehall fans. ASD — Nicht Alles In Ordnung and Ying Yang Twins — Lighter show how the riddim crosses into different styles, while Ben Bazzazian — Breakwater Riddim delivers the instrumental version, letting the roots rhythm stand alone. The producer behind this project is KINGSTONE RECORDS, a label from Germany with a long history in reggae and dancehall. KINGSTONE RECORDS has worked with many international artists and is respected for its role in bringing reggae and dancehall to European audiences.
Breakwater Tracklist:
- Christopher Martin – Sugar Reggae
- Daddy Rings feat Gentleman – In The Streets
- Denham Smith – Don’t Start It
- O.K. feat Junior Reid & Maino – Pour Some Liquor
- ASD – Nicht Alles In Ordnung
- Ying Yang Twins – Lighter
- Ben Bazzazian – Breakwater Riddim (Instrumental Version)
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