FRUITS RIDDIM produced by SAM DIGGY MUSIC 2014
Fruits Overview
The roots selector has always played a key role in reggae music, shaping the sound and energy of the dance. In 2014, the Fruits Riddim brought this tradition into a new era. The riddim’s classic one drop base gave singers and deejays a strong foundation, allowing their voices and messages to shine. At the center of this release is SAM DIGGY MUSIC, a producer known for working with both new and established reggae artists. Over the years, SAM DIGGY MUSIC has built a reputation for clean, rootsy productions and for bringing together diverse voices. The Fruits Riddim was released on the Sam Diggy Music label and has gained streams and support from reggae fans worldwide. The riddim features a powerful lineup of artists. Anthony B, known for his energetic stage presence and conscious lyrics, delivers “Justice In The World.” Anthony B is famous for hits like “Raid The Barn” and has toured across Europe and the Americas. Norris Man, another respected voice in roots reggae, brings “You Are Mine” to the project. Norris Man’s 2000 album “Persistence” helped establish him as a leading figure in modern roots reggae. Teflon, with the song “Jah Take We Through,” adds his unique vocal style. Erup, best known for his 2007 hit “Click Mi Finger,” offers “My Love Is True.” Natural Blacks, whose single “Far From Reality” reached the top of Jamaican charts, shares “Difficult Challenges.” The Fruits Riddim stands as a strong example of reggae’s roots tradition in 2014, with the one drop rhythm and thoughtful lyrics keeping the spirit alive.
Fruits Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Justice In The World
- Norris Man – You Are Mine
- Teflon – Jah Take We Through
- Erup – My Love Is True
- Natural Blacks – Difficult Challenges
- Mr Perfect – 100 Percent Love
- Italo Skarcha – Cannot Buy Mama’S Love
- Derajah Feat Jhamelia – I See You Too
- Tanto Marijuana – Love Can Save Us
- Thrillout – Riot In The City
- Neo Sulan – Dont You Cry
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