ESSENCE RIDDIM produced by LEAF OF LIFE PRODUCTION 2014
Essence Overview
In 2014, reggae music saw a strong return to its roots with the release of the Essence Riddim. The track base kept the traditional reggae structure alive, with steady drum patterns and deep basslines that defined the genre’s golden years. This sound fit perfectly into the reggae scene of the time, standing out among more modern and digital productions. The project’s foundation was built by LEAF OF LIFE PRODUCTION, a label known for its dedication to authentic reggae rhythms. The producer behind the label has worked with several respected artists, helping to shape the sound of contemporary roots reggae. Their focus on live instrumentation and classic arrangements brought a fresh yet timeless energy to the riddim. Essence Riddim features a lineup of well-known reggae voices. Mikey General delivers “Walk Rite,” adding his signature conscious lyrics and uplifting style. Mikey General is recognized for his work with Luciano and for songs like “Kuff N Dem.” Turbulence brings powerful emotion to “No Heart.” He is best known for his international hit “Notorious,” which made a big impact on reggae charts worldwide. Abijah’s “Humility” continues his tradition of positive messages. Abijah is remembered for his song “Revelation,” which earned him respect in reggae circles. Junior Morgan’s “Your Energy” and Lymie Murray’s “One More Time” both add unique flavors to the collection, showing the diversity of talent on the riddim. Even now, the Essence Riddim album remains a key part of reggae’s 2014 history, reminding listeners of the genre’s enduring roots and the artists who keep its spirit alive.
Essence Tracklist:
- Mikey General – Walk Rite
- Turbulence – No Heart
- Abijah – Humility
- Junior Morgan – Your Energy
- Lymie Murray – One More Time
- Malijah – We Smoke
- Perfect – 100% Love
- Powerful – Master
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