FREE YOURSELF RIDDIM produced by LUV NUMBER 1 PRODUCTIONS 2018
Free Yourself Overview
The Free Yourself Riddim brings the sound of roots reggae into the modern scene, thanks to the skill of the music arranger and the steady hand of LUV NUMBER 1 PRODUCTIONS. This production label has been active in the reggae world, working with both new and established artists. Known for their crisp, authentic sound, LUV NUMBER 1 PRODUCTIONS has built a reputation for quality releases that respect reggae’s foundation. This set features a line-up of talented voices. Dama steps forward with “Live The Life,” a track that carries a positive message and smooth delivery. Deep Jahi, known for songs like “Life Goes On,” brings his thoughtful lyrics to “Double Standard.” His style blends roots with a modern edge, showing why he has earned respect in the reggae community. Italo Skarcha’s “African Woman” stands out with its tribute to heritage and culture. Jah Vinci and Dre Blacks join forces on “Take Me To That Place,” blending harmonies that show Jah Vinci’s experience—he first gained attention as part of Vybz Kartel’s Portmore Empire and later built a solo career with hits like “Wipe Those Tears.” Luv'Rell’s “Fade Away” adds a mellow, soulful touch to the riddim, rounding out the set with heartfelt vocals. Each artist brings their own energy, but together they keep the roots reggae spirit alive. The Free Yourself Riddim is a strong example of how modern reggae can honor tradition while sounding fresh.
Free Yourself Tracklist:
- Dama – Live The Life
- Deep Jahi – Double Standard
- Italo Skarcha – African Woman
- Jah Vinci & Dre Blacks – Take Me To That Place
- Luv’Rell – Fade Away
- Macka B – Uplift The Youths
- Monique Lawz – Freedom
- Prince Levy – Requirement
- Righteous Child – Bossman
- Singer J – Suzanne
- Spookie Feat. Jhnll – Inseparable
- Tydal Kamau – Run To Mother Nature
- Zamunda – Youths Dem Hungry
- Zed Ay Kay Feat. Ras Kuuku – Nah Give Up
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