G & MELL RIDDIM produced by COOL & CALM PRODUCTIONS 2020
G And Mell Overview
When G And Mell Riddim dropped in 2020, reggae fans quickly embraced its powerful sound. Across sound system nights, the riddim’s deep basslines and energetic groove drew crowds and sparked lively discussions. Listeners praised the project for its roots feel and the way it brought together some of reggae’s most respected voices. IWayne’s “Dem Nuh Genuine” stood out for its sharp lyrics and soulful delivery, resonating with fans who value conscious reggae. Richie Spice contributed “I Can See Clearly,” adding his signature uplifting style. Medzin’s “All I’ve Been Through” gave the riddim a personal touch, sharing stories of struggle and hope. Lutan Fyah’s “Guh Look A Wuk” encouraged listeners to keep striving, while Kabaka Pyramid offered “Road To Walk,” reflecting on life’s journey with his usual lyrical depth. Other strong tracks included Crwaaby & Hurricano’s “Cool & Calm,” Luciano’s “Bring The Family,” Lymie Murray’s “Keep Me Coming,” Nitty Kutchie’s “Happiness,” and Iceman’s “Just Believe.” Each artist brought their unique message and style, making the riddim a complete listening experience. The project was mixed and mastered by a skilled dub engineer, ensuring each song sounded crisp and full. COOL and CALM PRODUCTIONS, the label behind the project, is known for its commitment to quality reggae and roots music. Over the years, the label has built a reputation for working with top artists and delivering songs that reflect real-life issues. G And Mell Riddim remains an important chapter in reggae history, celebrated for its unity, message, and timeless sound.
G And Mell Tracklist:
- IWayne – Dem Nuh Genuine
- Richie Spice – I Can See Clearly
- Medzin – All I’ve Been Through
- Lutan Fyah – Guh Look A Wuk
- Kabaka Pyramid – Road To Walk
- Crwaaby & Hurricano – Cool & Calm
- Luciano – Bring The Family
- Lymie Murray – Keep Me Coming
- Nitty Kutchie – Happiness
- Iceman – Just Believe
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