GANJAVILLE RIDDIM produced by ONENESS RECORDS 2022
Ganjaville Overview
Behind the scenes, the studio team at ONENESS RECORDS played a key role in shaping the Ganjaville Riddim. Known for their clean production and authentic reggae sound, ONENESS RECORDS is a German label that has worked with many respected artists in the genre. Since its founding in 2007, the label has released several successful riddim projects and helped bring European reggae to a wider audience. The Ganjaville Riddim brings together a strong lineup of artists. Alborosie delivers “Chase Babylon Away,” bringing his signature roots style. Alborosie is well known for his album “Soul Pirate” and has won the MOBO Award for Best Reggae Act in 2011. Luciano, another big name in reggae, contributes the track “Settle Down.” Luciano has released over 20 studio albums and is famous for songs like “Sweep Over My Soul.” Eek A Mouse adds his unique voice on “Ganjaville.” He is a pioneer of the singjay style and is known for hits such as “Wa-Do-Dem.” The anthology also features Tribal Seeds with “Irie Up.” Tribal Seeds is a California-based band that won the San Diego Music Award for Best World Music in 2008. Mellow Mood, an Italian reggae group, offers “Free Up.” They have performed at major festivals like Rototom Sunsplash and are recognized for their international appeal. The roots instrumental echoes classic reggae traditions and gives each artist room to shine. The Ganjaville Riddim anthology stands out as a cultural highlight of 2022, honoring the genre’s past while bringing together voices from around the world.
Ganjaville Tracklist:
- Alborosie – Chase Babylon Away
- Luciano – Settle Down
- Eek A Mouse – Ganjaville
- Tribal Seeds – Irie up
- Mellow Mood – Free up
- Chezidek – Herb Dealer
- Queen Omega – Floating
- Naptali – High Grade Marijuana
- Oneness Band Ganjaville Riddim Instrumental
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