CARAMELO RIDDIM produced by LUV MESSENGER & MAX POWA 2013
Caramelo Overview
The Caramelo Riddim came out in 2013 from the label LUV MESSENGER, with MAX POWA joining as co-producer. LUV MESSENGER is known for supporting roots reggae in Europe, and MAX POWA has produced for artists like Solo Banton and Daddy Freddy. Their work together on Caramelo Riddim brought a fresh but classic reggae sound, using strong percussion and deep bass. The riddim features a lineup of artists from the Spanish and European reggae scene. Ganjahr Family leads with the track "Caramelo," bringing their signature roots style. Paupa Man, who is known for his collaborations with artists like Morodo, adds "Mucho Amor," a song that stands out for its positive message. Supa Bassie, who has worked with producers like Roberto Sánchez, delivers "Mi Gente," adding soulful vocals and a call for unity. Stereoman joins in with "Mucho," while Don Caramelo & Paco Mendoza team up for "Fracaso," blending their voices for a unique sound. Don Caramelo is also recognized for his work with the German hip hop group Blumentopf. Each artist brings their own flavor, making the riddim diverse but rooted in reggae tradition. Other tracks on the riddim include Profecia Crew with "Ganja Smoker," Ice Cold with "What Mi Smoking," Mandinka with "Sweet Music," Jimboman with "Solo Buena Gente," and Dani De Weed with "Cada Segundo De Mi Vida." Together, they help keep the roots reggae spirit of 2013 alive. The Caramelo Riddim stands as a strong reminder of reggae’s power in Europe and its ability to unite different voices under one rhythm.
Caramelo Tracklist:
- Ganjahr Family – Caramelo
- Novato – Animal
- Paupa Man – Mucho Amor
- Supa Bassie – Mi Gente
- Stereoman – Mucho
- Don Caramelo & Paco Mendoza – Fracaso
- Profecia Crew – Ganja Smoker
- Ice Cold – What Mi Smoking
- Mandinka – Sweet Music
- Jimboman – Solo Buena Gente
- Dani De Weed – Cada Segundo De Mi Vida
- Daby Bleyd & Marla Sanchez – Mil Razones Para Vivir
- Sistah Usha – Music Lover
- Pirat’S Sound Sistema – Cançons I Poemes
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