DEEP LOVE RIDDIM (REMASTERED) – CHILLA MUSIC 2016
Deep Love Overview
Roots reggae has always been about the message and the rhythm. The one drop beat, with its heavy bass and snare on the third beat, is the heart of this sound. In 2016, a roots anthology brought together several strong voices on a classic one drop riddim. This collection kept the roots message alive right through 2021. Natural Black is well known for his hit "Far From Reality," and on this anthology he sings "Listen To The Voice." His style brings a deep and thoughtful energy. Cutty Corn delivers "Penitentiary Cry," adding his own flavor to the mix. Bushman, famous for songs like "Fire Bun a Weak Heart," gives us "I Know," showing his powerful roots vocals. Lutan Fyah, who has worked with producers like VP Records and is known for his album "Phantom War," sings "Never Once In My Life." Norris Man appears twice, with "Negative Vibes" and "Remember You." Norris Man first made a name for himself in the late 1990s and has stayed active in reggae since then. Other artists on this riddim include Asharie with "Zion," Chyna Nicole with "Sing A Little Love Song," Torch with "Love Is The Way," and Ras Fraser Jr with "Show Love." Each artist brings their own message, but all are united by the same roots rhythm. This anthology is a true mix of culture and message, keeping the roots reggae spirit strong. The songs work well for both listening and dancing, and the positive energy runs through every track.
Deep Love Tracklist:
- Natural Black – Listen To The Voice
- Cutty Corn – Penitentiary Cry
- Bushman – I Know
- Lutan Fyah – Never Once In My Life
- Norris Man – Negative Vibes
- Asharie – Zion
- Chyna Nicole – Sing A Little Love Song
- Torch – Love Is The Way
- Ras Fraser Jr. – Show Love
- Norris Man – Remember You
- Cassafaya – Love Like This
- Q. – Ecstasy
- Million Teeth – Waiting For You Baby
- Eazy Wayne – The Very First Time
- Santify – From The Day You Go
- Queen Kamarla – Posing Thinga
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