FIGHT IT RIDDIM produced by GREENYARD RECORDS 2015
Fight It Overview
The Fight It Riddim is built on a strong one drop base, a classic style in reggae music. Created in 2015, this riddim comes from the heart of the reggae tradition. The one drop rhythm is known for its steady drum and bass, giving the music a deep, soulful feel. This makes it a favorite for both artists and fans who love roots reggae. Several talented artists bring their voices to the Fight It Riddim. Tony Curtis opens with “Fight It,” showing his smooth and powerful singing style. Jah Mason adds energy and wisdom on “Never Forget.” Fyah T’s “Protect & Serve” delivers a message with passion. Natural Black’s “Dear Lord” is a heartfelt plea, filled with emotion. French reggae artists Tairo & Balik join forces on “A La Longue,” bringing an international flavor to the riddim. Other artists also shine on this project. Mighty Lion’s “Good Vibration” keeps the spirit high. Ras Muhamad’s “So Tired” shares a message of struggle and hope. Reggae Rajahs bring their unique touch with “Far Away.” Suga Roy & Conrad Crystal close with “Word, Sound & Power,” reminding listeners of reggae’s roots. The dub engineer on Fight It Riddim gives each track a special echo and space, letting the music breathe. The producer, GREENYARD RECORDS, is known for keeping the classic reggae sound alive. The label has released several respected roots projects and continues to support reggae’s growth worldwide. The one drop base of Fight It Riddim keeps it connected to reggae history. This riddim remains a strong example of how classic reggae can inspire both old and new generations.
Fight It Tracklist:
- Tony Curtis – Fight It
- Jah Mason – Never Forget
- Fyah T – Protect & Serve
- Natural Black – Dear Lord
- Tairo & Balik – A La Longue
- Mighty Lion – Good Vibration
- Ras Muhamad – So Tired
- Reggae Rajahs – Far Away
- Suga Roy & Conrad Crystal – Word, Sound & Power
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