EACH ONE RIDDIM produced by SOULFOOD RECORDS 2014
Each One Overview
Each One Riddim is a reggae foundation rhythm that first came out in 2014. It holds close to the classic reggae sound, with steady drums, deep bass, and bright keyboards. The rhythm feels warm and familiar, reminding fans of reggae’s golden years. Several strong reggae artists voiced songs on the Each One Riddim. Anthony John sings "Bloodline," bringing his soulful voice and deep lyrics. Anthony John is known for his conscious songwriting and has worked with top producers in reggae. Anthony Que steps in with "Conquering Lion." He has been active in the reggae scene for years and is respected for his uplifting messages and smooth delivery. Black’Ali brings "Children Of Revolution," a song with a message of hope and change. Lyricson, a well-known reggae artist from Guinea, offers "Jah Will Never Give A Man." Lyricson is known for his album "Born To Go High" and has toured across Europe and Africa. Shadd’Y adds "De Mke Free," giving the riddim a unique touch with his style. Other voices on the riddim include Mandimby with "Life For Real" and Olivia Flowers with "The Light." Each artist adds their own flavor to the classic reggae beat, making the riddim lively and full of variety. The producer behind this project is SOULFOOD RECORDS. This label is known for focusing on roots reggae and bringing back old-school vibes. SOULFOOD RECORDS has worked with many reggae artists and has a good reputation for quality production. Looking back, roots reggae fans always mention Each One Riddim as a highlight from 2014. The rhythm, the artists, and the production keep listeners coming back again and again.
Each One Tracklist:
- Anthony John – Bloodline
- Anthony Que – Conquering Lion
- Black’Ali – Children Of Revolution
- Lyricson – Jah Will Never Give A Man
- Shadd’Y – De Mke Free
- Mandimby – Life For Real
- Olivia Flowers – The Light
- Each One Version
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