CRITICISE RIDDIM (EXTENDED) – BLACK KULCHA MUSIC 2021
Criticise Overview
Reggae fans welcomed the Criticise Riddim roots drop in 2021 with real enthusiasm. Many listeners praised its authentic roots sound and strong lineup of artists. This riddim quickly became a favorite among those who appreciate classic reggae vibes, and it added fresh energy to the year’s roots music scene. Sugar Ranking stood out with his track “Criticise,” delivering conscious lyrics over the riddim’s steady groove. Known for his work in the UK reggae scene, Sugar Ranking’s contribution brought extra weight to the release. UK Principal followed up with “Don’t Criticise Me,” showcasing his signature vocal style. UK Principal is well known for his earlier hit “Unity,” and his continued presence on roots riddims has kept him in the spotlight. Inna Flame added her own flavor with “Meeting Tonite,” giving fans a melodic and heartfelt performance. V’Licious contributed “Look Into My Eyes,” bringing smooth vocals and a message of understanding. Empress Tetteh’s “Bad Mind” stood out with its bold lyrics about overcoming negativity. Empress Tetteh is recognized for her work uplifting women in reggae, making her appearance on this riddim especially notable. The foundation for the Criticise Riddim was built by Black Kulcha, who provided the instrumental “Criticise Riddim.” The project was released on the Black Kulcha label, known for supporting roots reggae artists and productions. The riddim’s organic feel and solid lineup made it one of the most important roots releases of 2021, and it continues to be celebrated by reggae fans worldwide.
Criticise Tracklist:
- Sugar Ranking – Criticise
- UK Principal – Don’t Criticise Me
- Inna Flame – Meeting Tonite
- V’Licious – Look Into My Eyes
- Empress Tetteh – Bad Mind
- Ras Kuuku – Stop Kokonsa
- Karamanti – Live Free
- Prezerv – Don’t Hide Yu Face Jah
- Ras Stone – Rise Up
- Black Kulcha – Criticise Riddim (instrumental)
- Asha Heights – Kingdom Come
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