City Lock Riddim produced by Marshall Neeko 2023
City Lock Overview
In 2023, reggae saw a strong roots revival, and the City Lock Riddim became a key part of this movement. The riddim, produced by Marshall Neeko, stood out in roots sessions around the world. Marshall Neeko is known for his deep respect for classic reggae sounds and his work with independent labels. He shaped this project, guiding its direction and giving each artist space to shine. The riddim brought together respected voices in reggae. Capleton, a veteran artist famous for songs like "Jah Jah City," delivered the track "City Lock." His energetic style and powerful lyrics made the song a highlight. Everton Chambers contributed "Red Light," adding smooth vocals and thoughtful messages. African performed "Hills & Valley," giving the riddim a heartfelt, rootsy feel. Mykal Rose, known worldwide as the former lead singer of Black Uhuru and a Grammy winner, added "Jah Glory." His unique voice and experience gave the project extra depth. Kulcha Knox, recognized for his work with the legendary producer King Jammy, brought "Stop Dem," a song with strong roots spirit. Other tracks on the riddim included "Sing Mi Song" by Sizzla and "Really & Truly" by Military Man, adding more variety and energy. Marshall Neeko also provided the instrumental "City Lock Riddim Version," a showcase of his production skills. City Lock Riddim is remembered as a cultural work of 2023, bringing together established and rising voices in reggae. Its blend of vocal harmony and roots energy made it a staple for music lovers that year.
City Lock Tracklist:
- Capleton – City Lock
- Everton Chambers – Red Light
- African – Hills & Valley
- Mykal Rose – Jah Glory
- Kulcha Knox – Stop Dem
- Sizzla – Sing Mi Song
- Military Man – Really & Truly
- Marshall Neeko – City Lock Riddim Version
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