GLORY RIDDIM produced by IRIE SOUNDS INTERNATIONAL 2018
Glory Overview
The one drop rhythm is a key part of reggae music, known for its steady beat and deep roots. This style shaped classic reggae from the 1970s and continues to inspire new generations. In 2018, producer IRIE SOUNDS INTERNATIONAL brought fresh energy to this tradition. Known for their work in keeping reggae authentic and vibrant, IRIE SOUNDS INTERNATIONAL has built a reputation for strong productions and respect for the genre’s history. The Glory Riddim collection shows reggae’s depth through a variety of artists and messages. Alaine’s “Sure Thing” opens with smooth vocals and heartfelt lyrics, showing her signature blend of soul and reggae. Lukie D delivers “Take Me,” adding his powerful voice and emotional range. Mikey General’s “Glory To Jah” brings praise and spiritual uplift, reflecting his long-standing roots in conscious reggae. Lutan Fyah’s “Guns Get So Prevalent” addresses serious social issues, staying true to his reputation for thoughtful lyrics. Esco’s “Heart'S Choice” adds a modern touch while keeping the riddim’s roots sound. Dre Z with “We Want” and Wadi Gad’s “See A Man Face” each bring their own style, highlighting the riddim’s versatility. Tanya Asaki’s “Rock & Come In” and Bobby Treasure’s “Songs Of Thanksgiving” offer both celebration and gratitude, while Kana Kiehm’s “Supernatural” adds a unique voice to the mix. This collection proves that the one drop base remains an important part of reggae history. Each artist brings something special, keeping the foundation strong while moving the music forward.
Glory Tracklist:
- Alaine – Sure Thing
- Linval Thompson & Rocker-T – Too Much Trouble
- Lukie D – Take Me
- Mikey General – Glory To Jah
- Lutan Fyah – Guns Get So Prevalent
- Esco – Heart’S Choice
- Dre Z – We Want
- Wadi Gad – See A Man Face
- Tanya Asaki – Rock & Come In
- Bobby Treasure – Songs Of Thanksgiving
- Kana Kiehm – Supernatural
- Irie Sounds – Glorious Dub
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