C Major Riddim – Dub Tone Music

C MAJOR RIDDIM produced by DUB TONE MUSIC 2014

C Major Overview

Selectors have always played a big role in reggae music, guiding listeners to the best new sounds. In 2014, roots selectors helped bring fresh attention to the C Major Riddim, a release that brought together both established and rising artists. The riddim was produced by DUB TONE MUSIC, a label known for its focus on roots reggae and its dedication to keeping classic sounds alive. DUB TONE MUSIC has built a reputation for working with respected artists and for producing high-quality reggae tracks. The C Major Riddim featured strong performances from several well-known voices. Jah Mason, famous for his 2006 hit “Princess Gone,” delivered “Tell Me Why” on this project. Sizzla, one of reggae’s most prolific artists, added his track “Care For The People.” Sizzla is widely respected for albums like “Da Real Thing,” which reached the Billboard Reggae Albums chart. Keith Porter, a founding member of The Itals and a Grammy nominee, contributed “Know Jah.” Edge Michael performed “Worst Than Obeah,” while Shandy Man shared “All I Want Is You.” Other artists also joined the riddim, such as Mikey Dangerous with “Everything In Time,” Skillman with “Bubble,” Miguel on “Social Network,” John Blacks with “Real vybz,” and Lexy & Deshy with “Want A Hi Grade.” Each track brought something different, but all stayed true to the roots reggae feel. The dub version of the riddim paid respect to classic reggae traditions, echoing the spirit of the roots era. C Major Riddim remains a favorite for fans and selectors who love authentic reggae sounds.

C Major Tracklist:

1. Jah Mason – Tell Me Why
2. Sizzla – Care For The People
3. Keith Porter – Know Jah
4. Edge Michael – Worst Than Obeah
5. Shandy Man – All I Want Is You
6. Mikey Dangerous – Everything In Time
7. Skillman – Bubble
8. Miguel – Social Network
9. John Blacks – Real vybz
10. Lexy & Deshy – Want A Hi Grade

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