Country Man Riddim produced by Blaqk Sheep Music 2025
Country Man Overview
Country Man Riddim is a new reggae rhythm from Jamaica, created by Blaqk Sheep Music. This project is set for 2025 and brings a strong roots reggae sound. The foundation rhythm is classic and full of energy, giving each artist a solid base to share their own stories. Aiesha is one of the artists on this project. She brings her song “Win,” showing her smooth voice and positive message. Aiesha is known for her soulful style and has been a part of many reggae events in Jamaica and abroad. Blaqk Sheep, who is also the producer, performs the title track “Country Man Riddim.” Blaqk Sheep Music has a history of roots reggae productions and has worked with both new and established artists. Their projects often get good support from reggae selectors and fans. Cathy Matete adds her song “Beautiful People.” She is a singer from Kenya who won the Best Female Artist award at the 2019 Kenya Reggae Awards. Cathy’s music often focuses on unity and love. Csavi delivers “Born Champions,” bringing a strong and uplifting message. Dahvid Slur joins with “Fight The Fight,” adding his own roots style to the collection. The dub engineer on this project gives each song a rich, deep sound. The mixing highlights the drums and bass, which are the heart of roots reggae. Country Man Riddim shows that reggae music is still powerful and alive, with new artists sharing their voices and stories for today’s world.
Country Man Tracklist:
- Aiesha – Win
- Blaqk Sheep – Country Man Riddim
- Cathy Matete – Beautiful People
- Csavi – Born Champions
- Dahvid Slur – Fight The Fight
- G Whizz – Great
- Written – Calling All Soldiers
- Kirk Diamond – Pass Thru
- Kxng Lzem – Stronger Than Before
- Perfect Giddimani – Black Sheep
- Ras Ajai – Who Feels It
- Rawkey – Good Vibration
- Renigad – Anti Social Media
- Sizzla – Nigeria
- Timeless – Take It Easy
- Tingseh – Shouts Of Grace
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