EARTH TONES RIDDIM produced by ALL SPIKES PRODUCTION 2019
Earth Tones Overview
Earth Tones Riddim, released in 2019, is remembered as a roots reggae favorite. This project came from ALL SPIKES PRODUCTION, a label known for its focus on authentic reggae sounds. The producer behind ALL SPIKES PRODUCTION has built a reputation for working with both rising and established artists, and their riddims often attract selectors who love roots music. The recording process for Earth Tones Riddim was true to roots tradition. Musicians and vocalists came together to create a warm, organic sound. Selectors quickly noticed the riddim for its rich basslines and classic reggae feel, making it a popular choice at roots sessions. Each artist on this anthology brought something unique. Lutan Fyah’s "Picture On The Wall" stands out, as he is known for his strong voice and conscious lyrics. Freestyle delivered "Pray We A Pray," adding deep emotion to the riddim. Booba Starr’s "Hustling" brought energy and a message of perseverance. Lymie Murray, with "Fawud," contributed his smooth vocal style, while Tinue’s "She Loves Me Now" added a soulful touch. Some of these artists have made big marks in reggae. Lutan Fyah, for example, is respected worldwide and has released albums like "Phantom War." Booba Starr has worked with notable producers and is known for his lyrical skills. Together, these artists shaped Earth Tones Riddim into a roots project that continues to inspire fans and selectors. This anthology is a clear proof of reggae’s strength in 2019.
Earth Tones Tracklist:
- Lutan Fyah – Picture On The Wall
- Freestyle – Pray We A Pray
- Booba Starr – Hustling
- Lymie Murray – Fawud
- Tinue – She Loves Me Now (feat X-Amount)
- Jah Ikon – U & I
- Richie Bangin – Cut & Clear
- Indecka – Sweet Reggae Music
- Ras Ash – Leave Babylon
- All Spikes Production – Earth Tones Riddim
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