GENUINE LOVE RIDDIM produced by ROOT VEG RECORDS 2015
Genuine Love Overview
The Genuine Love Riddim brought together some of reggae’s respected voices in 2015. Blackout Ja, known for his energetic style, appears twice on the compilation with "Lion Dub Out" and "Lion Step Out." Daddy Freddy, who once set a Guinness World Record as the fastest rapper, brings his unique flow to "Can'T Keep A Good Man Down" and "Good Man Dub." Guire delivers the catchy "Juggling Stuggling," while Jah Mason, famous for his song "My Princess Gone," shines on "Live In Dub" and "Live In Love." Lutan Fyah, celebrated for his conscious lyrics, rounds out the project with "Genuine Dub" and "Genuine Love." At the heart of the compilation is Root Veg Records, both as a producer and as an artist with the track "Genuine Love Riddim." Root Veg Records is a UK-based label known for supporting roots reggae and dub artists. Their productions often highlight cultural messages and authentic reggae rhythms. The label’s focus on quality and tradition helped make this release stand out. The Genuine Love Riddim is built on a classic one drop rhythm base. This style, marked by its steady drum and bass, creates a deep, groovy foundation for each artist’s vocals. Root Veg Records crafted the riddim with crisp beats and a smooth flow, making it easy for different voices to shine while keeping the songs connected. Since its release, the compilation has become a favorite on reggae playlists. Its mix of strong messages, skilled production, and talented artists helped make it one of the cultural drops of 2015.
Genuine Love Tracklist:
- Blackout Ja – Lion Dub Out
- Blackout Ja – Lion Step Out
- Daddy Freddy – Can’T Keep A Good Man Down
- Daddy Freddy – Good Man Dub
- Root Veg Records – Genuine Love Riddim
- Guire – Juggling Stuggling
- Jah Mason – Live In Dub
- Jah Mason – Live In Love
- Lutan Fyah – Genuine Dub
- Lutan Fyah – Genuine Love
- Raziel Amlak – Perilous Dub
- Raziel Amlak – Perilous Time
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