FREE SUNDAY RIDDIM produced by MAD UNIT PRODUCTIONS 2014
Free Sunday Overview
In 2014, reggae’s one drop rhythm was still going strong, and the Free Sunday Riddim was a perfect example of how classic sounds could fit into the modern scene. The steady one drop beat gave the riddim a rootsy, spiritual feeling that matched the conscious energy of the year. This was a time when selectors were digging deep for foundation vibes, and this release gave them plenty to work with. The roots selector’s influence was clear. The riddim was built for those who loved authentic reggae, with enough space for each artist to shine. At the center of it all was MAD UNIT PRODUCTIONS. Known for their dedication to roots reggae, MAD UNIT PRODUCTIONS had already worked on several respected projects and built a loyal following among reggae fans. Their focus on spiritual and positive messages set them apart in the scene. Dejour brings a smooth delivery on “I Like You,” showing his talent for catchy hooks. Gyptian and Raine Seville join forces on “Addicted,” a track that highlights Gyptian’s international success—he’s known worldwide for his hit “Hold You.” Jay Prince’s “Colors Race & Creed” stands out for its thoughtful lyrics, while Zamunda’s “How You Make Me Feel” adds heartfelt vocals. Each artist brings their own style, but together they keep the conscious spirit of 2014 alive in this memorable dub release.
Free Sunday Tracklist:
- Dejour – I Like You
- Gyptian, Raine Seville – Addicted
- Jay Prince – Colors Race & Creed
- Zamunda – How You Make Me Feel
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