EASE UP RIDDIM produced by SURVIVAL MUSIC 2001
Ease Up Overview
In 2001, the reggae scene saw a special project that brought a classic roots vibe to the forefront. The rhythm was steady and rich, with warm basslines and guitar chops that gave listeners a true reggae feeling. The project’s sound was both lively and thoughtful, capturing the spirit of unity and positivity that defines roots reggae. Michael Roze made his mark with the song "Ease Up." His delivery carried a sense of tradition, and the track’s message fit right into reggae’s history of songs about hope and resilience. Tony Rebel also joined the project with "Realo." Known for his hit song "Fresh Vegetable," Tony Rebel has long been respected for his conscious lyrics and strong stage presence. His contribution gave the project an extra layer of authenticity. Behind the scenes, SURVIVAL MUSIC played a key role as producer. The label has a history of releasing roots reggae projects that focus on meaningful messages and quality musicianship. By bringing together artists and shaping the overall sound, SURVIVAL MUSIC helped the project stand out in a busy year for reggae music. Even today, this reggae rhythm project from 2001 holds onto the energy and message of that era. Its blend of classic rhythms, thoughtful lyrics, and skilled production continues to inspire fans of roots reggae everywhere.
Ease Up Tracklist:
- Michael Roze – Ease Up
- Tony Rebel – Realo
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