CROWN HEAD RIDDIM produced by IJAHSTARS RECORDS 2018
Crown Head Overview
The Crown Head Riddim brought a classic reggae sound to 2018. Its foundation rhythm echoed the roots of Jamaican music. This style often blends well with other genres, like dancehall and dub, but also finds its way into hip hop and even pop. The deep bass and steady drums give artists a strong base to share their message. Lutan Fyah, with his song "Give Thanks," added his well-known conscious lyrics. Lutan Fyah is respected for songs like "St. Jago De La Vega" and has worked with producers worldwide. Jah Garvey’s "Everywhere I Go" carried a positive vibe, showing his unique voice. Ifaithful sang "People Cry," bringing emotion and truth, which is important in reggae music. Hiya Flames and Jah Fenixx teamed up for "Rastafari Govern," sharing spiritual messages. Oriel, with "Pretty Bird," added a melodic touch. Oriel is known for his 2017 album "Love SoulJah," which received praise from reggae fans. Each artist brought their own style, but the strong riddim kept the songs connected. The culture arranger shaped the sound, making sure the old-school feeling stayed fresh. IJAHSTARS RECORDS produced the riddim. This label is known for roots reggae releases and has worked with many Jamaican and international artists. Their focus on authentic sounds helped the Crown Head Riddim stand out. With this dub release, messages of hope and unity continued through 2018. The foundation rhythm kept reggae’s spirit alive, blending with new voices and styles. This project showed how timeless reggae rhythms can inspire both artists and listeners.
Crown Head Tracklist:
- Lutan Fyah – Give Thanks
- Jah Garvey – Everywhere I Go
- Ifaithful – People Cry
- Hiya Flames And Jah Fenixx – Rastafari Govern
- Oriel – Pretty Bird
- Excel Black – Roughest Time
- Perfect Giddimani And Young Shanty – Lion Mouth
- Xtrait Featuring Uniquee And Young Wildapache – Armagideon Warfare
- Brilli And Dayme Yahmaudo – Suffer Too Long
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