EL YAHWEH RIDDIM produced by TRAIN LINE RECORDS 2022
El Yahweh Overview
The El Yahweh Riddim brings together classic reggae style with the energy of 2022. The music arranger kept the foundation rhythm true to traditional reggae, using steady drums and deep bass. This approach gives the riddim a timeless sound, while still feeling fresh and modern. At the heart of this project is TRAIN LINE RECORDS. This label has built a reputation for quality reggae productions. TRAIN LINE RECORDS is known for spotlighting both established and rising reggae artists, helping to keep the roots of the genre alive. Their careful production style makes each song on this riddim stand out. Several well-known artists add their voices to El Yahweh Riddim. Dexta Daps delivers “Blessings,” bringing his smooth vocals to the track. Dexta Daps is recognized for his hit song "7 Eleven," which brought him international attention. Hopeton Lindo sings “Faith over Fair,” adding his signature mellow style. Lindo is respected in the reggae world, with a career that includes writing the classic song "Red Rose for Gregory" for Gregory Isaacs. Lutan Fyah’s “Special Place” brings conscious lyrics and a strong roots vibe. Lutan Fyah is known for his album "Time and Place," which has been praised by reggae fans. Menny More adds “El,” while Norris Man contributes “House of Parliment,” each bringing their own unique flavor to the riddim. Norris Man is known for his song “Persistence,” a favorite among roots reggae listeners. Together, these artists and TRAIN LINE RECORDS have created a release that honors reggae’s roots and spirit in a modern way.
El Yahweh Tracklist:
- Dexta Daps – Blessings
- Hopeton Lindo – Faith over Fair
- Lutan Fyah – Special Place
- Menny More – El
- Norris Man – House of Parliment (Remaster 2022)
- Perfect Giddimani – Black Star Lina
- Little Hero – Gunz in the Street
- Young Shanty – Cool It Down
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