COMMUNICATION RIDDIM produced by FRESH EAR PRODUCTIONS
Communication Overview
Today, the Communication Riddim is still remembered for its strong roots reggae foundation. Many fans and selectors look back on this riddim as a highlight of its time, thanks to its deep basslines and classic reggae sound. The track base created a space where both new and established voices could shine, helping to keep the roots spirit alive in the modern reggae scene. Artists like Alaine brought warmth and emotion to the riddim with “Kiss,” while Cecile’s “Love You” showed her unique style and confidence. Chris Martin delivered a heartfelt performance on “I Wish,” adding his smooth vocals to the mix. Ginjah’s “Crisis” stood out for its conscious lyrics, reflecting real-life struggles and hope. J ‘Dreama’ Mckay contributed “Tomorrow’s Not Promised,” reminding listeners of life’s uncertainties. Each song added its own flavor, but all stayed true to the riddim’s roots energy. Other voices, including Natel with “I Will Be There,” Sanjay’s “Never Leave You Lonely,” Tok’s “The Father Will Be There,” Vybz Kartel’s “Don’t Want To Do Crime,” and Wayne Marshall’s “What A Life’s Worth,” helped round out the compilation. Together, these songs created a diverse and memorable collection. FRESH EAR PRODUCTIONS, the producer behind the riddim, played a key role. Known for their attention to detail and quality, they have a history of working with many top reggae and dancehall acts. Their production style keeps the music fresh while respecting reggae traditions. The Communication Riddim remains an important part of reggae history, celebrated for its authentic roots vibes and lasting impact on the genre.
Communication Tracklist:
- Alaine – Kiss
- Cecile – Love You (Proud A My Man)
- Chris Martin – I Wish
- Ginjah – Crisis
- J ‘Dreama’ Mckay – Tomorrow’s Not Promised
- Natel – I Will Be There (Sun & Rain)
- Sanjay – Never Leave You Lonely
- Tok – The Father Will Be There
- Vybz Kartel – Don’t Want To Do Crime
- Wayne Marshall – What A Life’s Worth
- Version – Communication Riddim
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