EARLY WARM RIDDIM produced by ZIGEDUB PRODUCTIONS 2021
Early Warm Overview
Today, reggae fans look back at the Early Warm Riddim as one of the standout roots reggae tracks of 2021. This riddim, produced by ZIGEDUB PRODUCTIONS, captured the classic reggae sound that listeners still enjoy. Its deep bass and steady drum patterns remind many of the golden era of roots reggae, making it a favorite for collectors and DJs alike. The Early Warm Riddim brought together a strong lineup of artists. Daddy West contributed the song "Queen of Glam," adding his unique voice to the mix. Ebiere delivered "Super Hero," a track that showcases her smooth style. Isha Blender, known for her connection to the reggae icon Everton Blender, performed "Kryptonite Love" on this riddim, continuing her family’s musical legacy. Jah Device’s "Trying to Survive" and Oge Kimono’s "Nana" also stand out, with Oge Kimono being the daughter of the late Nigerian reggae legend Ras Kimono. Other notable songs on the riddim include "Judge Me in Reality" by Publik Report, "Good Good Loving" by Santana, "Dive In" by Shamir, "I Love You" by Taffari, and "No Point Holding On" by Wzdom. Each artist brought their own style, but all stayed true to the roots reggae tradition. At the heart of this project is ZIGEDUB PRODUCTIONS, a label known for keeping roots reggae alive in the modern era. Their work on the Early Warm Riddim earned respect from fans and artists for its authentic sound and careful production. Even today, this riddim is played as a reminder of the roots reggae spirit of 2021.
Early Warm Tracklist:
- Daddy West – Queen of Glam
- Ebiere – Super Hero
- Isha Blender – Kryptonite Love
- Jah Device – Trying to Survive
- Oge Kimono – Nana
- Publik Report – Judge Me in Reality
- Sabrina Diva – Key to Your Heart
- Santana – Good Good Loving
- Shamir – Dive In
- Taffari – I Love You
- Wzdom – No Point Holding On
https://open.spotify.com/album/1zaenaYIy7WnU67UcIoGMS?si=df7c3bd73f27496c
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