COLORFUL SIDE RIDDIM, VOL. 1 – TIDOUZ PRODUCTION
Colorful Side Overview
The Colorful Side Riddim from 2016 is a reggae rhythm that brought new energy to the scene. The foundation of this riddim echoed through many sound system nights, giving fans a strong and steady groove to enjoy. The producer behind this project is not always in the spotlight, but their work made sure each track had a lively and uplifting feeling. This riddim features a group of talented artists, each bringing their own style. Solaion’s song, "Pas de limite," stands out with its catchy flow and positive message. Jah Marnyah, known for his unique voice and heartfelt lyrics, delivers "Feel the Vibe," a track that truly captures the spirit of reggae. King Lorenzo, who has made a mark with songs like "Guide I," adds his experienced touch to the riddim. King Lorenzo is respected in the reggae world for his consistent work and uplifting songs. Monsieur Lezard, a French reggae artist, brings his own flavor with "Coupable." He has helped bring reggae to new audiences in Europe. Anthony John’s "Kaya" is another highlight, showing his smooth vocals and steady presence in reggae music. The Colorful Side Riddim kept the roots and message of reggae alive in 2016. Each artist used the rhythm to share their message, making the riddim memorable for fans. It is a great example of how reggae continues to unite people around the world, with each song adding something special to the foundation rhythm.
Colorful Side Tracklist:
- Solaion – Pas de limite
- Jah Marnyah – Feel the Vibe
- King Lorenzo – Guide I
- Monsieur Lezard – Coupable
- Anthony John – Kaya
- Deliman – Let Jah Arise
- Perfect Giddimani – Reggae Rain
- Jah Defender – What a Day
- Teacha Dee – Power Hungry
- Denham Smith – Upgrade It
- Lord Bitum – Colorful
- Lion Asher Dread – Can’t Hide
- Ras Mc Bean – I Live Today
- Raphaël – It’s Over
- Tydal Kamau – Rasta Love
- Rebellion The Recaller – Never Let Go (Remix)
- Ilements – Bun Yah (Dubplate)
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