CITY RIDDIM produced by ONENESS RECORDS 2021
City Overview
The 2021 “City Riddim” compilation brought together a strong lineup of reggae tracks, each built on a solid foundation rhythm. The project opened with Luciano — Take Me to the Place, followed by Yaadcore — Say That You Love Me, Devano — Nah Reverse, Lutan Fyah — She Got Stoned, Queen Omega — Nice & Clean, Iba Mahr — No Vanity, and Vysionaer — Old Talking. For fans of instrumentals and dub, the collection also included Luciano — Take Me to the Place (Umberto Echo Dubmix) and Oneness Band — City Riddim Instrumental. Luciano, known for his uplifting voice and conscious lyrics, led the way with Take Me to the Place. Luciano’s career includes the well-known album “Where There Is Life,” which features his classic hit “It’s Me Again Jah.” Yaadcore, a selector turned artist, delivered Say That You Love Me, showing his roots influence and fresh approach to reggae. Lutan Fyah, on She Got Stoned, brought his signature melodic flow. Queen Omega, with Nice & Clean, represented Trinidad’s reggae scene, adding her powerful vocals to the mix. Iba Mahr’s No Vanity stood out with his unique vocal style; he is recognized for songs like “Diamond Sox,” which has gained international attention. The project was produced by ONENESS RECORDS, a German label respected for its modern roots reggae productions. ONENESS RECORDS has worked with artists worldwide and is known for albums like “Love Light” and “Backstabber Riddim.” The City Riddim compilation is remembered as a standout cultural work of 2021, connecting modern voices with classic reggae rhythms.
City Tracklist:
- Luciano – Take Me to the Place
- Yaadcore – Say That You Love Me
- Devano – Nah Reverse
- Lutan Fyah – She Got Stoned
- Queen Omega – Nice & Clean
- Iba Mahr – No Vanity
- Vysionaer – Old Talking
- Luciano – Take Me to the Place (Umberto Echo Dubmix)
- Oneness Band – City Riddim Instrumental
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