CAPTURE LAND RIDDIM produced by ECHO ONE PRODUCTIONS 2021
Capture Land Overview
The Capture Land Riddim, released in 2021, continues the tradition of roots reggae in sound system culture. Built for the dance, this riddim delivers warm, bass-heavy grooves that recall the days when selectors would spin vinyl records at street parties in Jamaica. The music’s steady pulse and soulful melodies connect listeners to the roots craftsman’s skill, blending instruments and rhythms that are meant to move crowds and spread messages. Behind the project is ECHO ONE PRODUCTIONS, a label known for its commitment to authentic reggae sound. ECHO ONE has worked with both new and established artists, helping to keep the roots genre alive in the modern era. Their productions have appeared on major streaming platforms, earning respect for quality and consistency. The album features powerful voices from reggae and dancehall. Anthony B brings his fiery energy with "Ganja Fi Bun," reminding fans of his impact since hits like "Raid the Barn." Anthony Cruz delivers "Righteousness Wi Come Fi Defend," continuing his reputation for conscious lyrics. Bramma’s "Heart A Cry" adds a raw emotional edge, while Chuck Fenda’s "Eternal Fire" showcases the artist known for his anthem "Gash Dem and Light Dem." Delly Ranx rounds out the collection with "Shotta," drawing on his experience as both a singer and producer. Each track on the Capture Land Riddim speaks to culture and message, echoing the roots of reggae even in 2021. The riddim stands as a testament to the ongoing influence of sound system culture and the roots craftsman’s art.
Capture Land Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Ganja Fi Bun
- Anthony Cruz – Righteousness Wi Come Fi Defend
- Bramma – Heart A Cry
- Chuck Fenda – Eternal Fire
- Delly Ranx – Shotta
- Gaza Kym – Weed Minister
- Richie Spice – Young Juvenile
- Snatcha Lion – This Reggae Music
- Vyza Don – Trench Town
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