EMPATHY RIDDIM produced by LAVORO DURO 2021
Empathy Overview
Empathy Riddim came to life in the studio through a careful and creative process. Producer LAVORO DURO wanted to create roots reggae that spoke to listeners everywhere. Known for pushing boundaries, LAVORO DURO has built a strong reputation in the reggae scene. The producer has worked with artists from different backgrounds and has helped bring a global sound to reggae. With Empathy Riddim, LAVORO DURO focused on deep rhythms and anthemic melodies, aiming for a sound that feels both classic and fresh. The project features three standout tracks, each bringing its own energy to the riddim. “Love In My Heart” features AbiYah Yisrael, whose heartfelt vocals and lyrics add warmth and sincerity to the riddim. The song’s message of love fits perfectly with the roots style, making it a favorite among fans. “Rato Ra Pelo” features Chantty Natural, who delivers a strong and steady performance. Chantty Natural’s style brings a different flavor to the riddim, giving it a global touch and showing how reggae can cross borders. The third track, “Another Way,” features Dizzy Dee. His delivery is crisp and full of emotion, adding another layer to the project. Dizzy Dee’s contribution helps round out the riddim, making it feel complete and balanced. Empathy Riddim is remembered as one of the strongest roots reggae releases of 2021. For fans, it stands as a reminder of how powerful and unifying reggae music can be when artists and producers work with heart and vision.
Empathy Tracklist:
- Love In My Heart (feat. AbiYah Yisrael)
- Rato Ra Pelo (feat. Chantty Natural)
- Another Way (feat. Dizzy Dee)
- Gideon (feat. Don Franco Tafari)
- Only Rasta (feat. Fyah Prince)
- Your Love (feat. Jeremiah Fyah Ises)
- Tariro
- Warfare (feat. Red I Scorch)
- Rock It (feat. Roe Summerz)
- Empathy Riddim (Instrumental)
- Never Give Up (feat. Jnr Dred)
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