FIRST HIT RIDDIM produced by KRUSH KUP ENTERTAINMENT
First Hit Overview
The First Hit Riddim release from 2021 brings together a collection of tracks that highlight reggae’s deep roots and modern energy. The project includes Clavier — Ghost Town, Sejeico — Wipe Your Tears, Chilando — Who A Knock, Cynical — Painful Memories, and Diligent — Change. Each track stands out with its own message and style, showing the versatility of reggae music. Clavier’s "Ghost Town" opens with haunting melodies and thoughtful lyrics, while Sejeico’s "Wipe Your Tears" delivers a message of hope and comfort. Chilando brings a questioning tone in "Who A Knock," exploring themes of trust and reality. Cynical’s "Painful Memories" dives into personal struggles, giving listeners a raw and honest perspective. Diligent closes the set with "Change," calling for growth and transformation through positive action. The artists on this release each bring their own history to the project. Clavier, for example, is known for his smooth vocals and has collaborated with several respected names in reggae. Chilando has made waves in the dancehall scene, with tracks that have gained attention on Jamaican radio and streaming platforms. Behind the sound is KRUSH KUP ENTERTAINMENT, a production house with a growing reputation for quality reggae and dancehall releases. The label has worked with both emerging and established artists, building a catalog that appeals to selectors and fans alike. Their attention to detail and commitment to authentic reggae rhythms have earned them respect in the industry. Altogether, First Hit Riddim stands as proof of reggae’s ongoing strength and ability to mix culture with meaningful messages in 2021.
First Hit Tracklist:
- Clavier – Ghost Town
- Jah Vain – Lone Soldier
- Sejeico – Wipe Your Tears
- Chilando – Who A Knock
- Cynical – Painful Memories
- Diligent – Change
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