CONVERSATION RIDDIM produced by CYCLONE J-VIBE MUSIC 2012
Conversation Overview
In 2012, the reggae world got a powerful release with a set that brought classic roots vibes back into the spotlight. The music’s rocksteady rhythm forms the heart of the riddim, but it also blends touches of modern reggae and hints of dancehall, making it fresh but still true to its roots. Fireson’s track, “Light Di Fire,” stands out with its strong energy and message. Fireson is known in the reggae community for his passionate performances, and this song fits perfectly with his style. Fyah Lynx delivers “Tell Me,” bringing a smooth but powerful flow. The song shows off Fyah Lynx’s ability to mix soulful lyrics with the steady beat, giving listeners something to think about. Cole’s “When I” adds another layer to the set, with heartfelt vocals and a deep groove. Kahlil, who gained wider attention with his group’s cover of “No One” by Alicia Keys, brings “Youre Gonna Be Sorry,” showing his skill in blending sweet melodies with roots reggae. Ky appears on “Mani Marley And Tessane Chin - Conversation,” connecting with big names in the reggae world and adding a special touch to the project. The producer behind this release is CYCLONE J-VIBE MUSIC, a name respected for shaping reggae sounds and working with rising and established artists. CYCLONE J-VIBE MUSIC is known for producing riddims that get strong streaming numbers and for supporting roots reggae’s growth in the digital age.
Conversation Tracklist:
- Fireson – Light Di Fire
- Fyah Lynx – Tell Me
- Cole – When I
- Kahlil – Youre Gonna Be Sorry
- Ky – Mani Marley And Tessane Chin – Conversation
- Ricardo Clarke – Used To Be
- Singing U – Free Feat. Marlon B
- Vivian Green – Save Me
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