Every Time We Touch Riddim – Universal Reggae Vibes

EVERY TIME WE TOUCH RIDDIM produced by UNIVERSAL REGGAE VIBES 2014

Every Time We Touch Overview

In 2014, reggae music kept its roots strong on the sound systems. Roots selectors played a big part, choosing tracks that honored the classic reggae sound but also brought something new. These selectors helped keep the culture alive by spinning records that connected old and new fans. The “Every Time We Touch Riddim” became a favorite in roots sessions, thanks to its deep bass and traditional reggae rhythm. The producer behind this riddim, UNIVERSAL REGGAE VIBES, is known for supporting roots reggae and helping new artists get noticed. This label has released several projects that focus on real, authentic reggae sounds. Their work is respected in the reggae community for keeping the music true to its roots. Several artists made this riddim special. Tinga Stewart, a veteran singer famous for his Festival Song Contest win in 1974 with “Play de Music,” recorded “Every Time We Touch” on this riddim. Gappy Ranks, known for his hit “Heaven in Her Eyes” and his album “Put the Stereo On,” added “Kiss Away.” Tony Douglas brought his song “Talk 2 Much,” while Kitty Corbin contributed “Love Ur Love.” Tenna Star, with “Our Love,” also added his smooth voice to the project. Other artists like Harmonie Deja with “Hunger” and Angie – B with “Mumma’S Cry” gave the riddim more depth. This musical backdrop kept reggae’s roots alive in 2014. The riddim’s steady play at roots sessions proved its timeless appeal and showed how tradition and new ideas can work together in reggae.

Every Time We Touch Tracklist:

1. Tinga Stewart – Every Time We Touch
2. Gappy Ranks – Kiss Away
3. Tony Douglas – Talk 2 Much
4. Kitty Corbin – Love Ur Love
5. Tenna Star – Our Love
6. Harmonie Deja – Hunger
7. I – Cool – Best Friend
8. Angie -B – Mumma’S Cry

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