GOOD WOMAN RIDDIM produced by LOVE STAR MUSIC 2021
Good Woman Overview
The one drop bassline is the heartbeat of roots reggae, and in 2021, it found new life with the Good Woman Riddim. This riddim's journey began in the studio with a roots craftsman dedicated to preserving the classic rhythm, while adding a fresh energy for a new generation. The one drop’s signature kick and snare pattern, steady yet soulful, laid the foundation for a collection of conscious voices. LOVE STAR MUSIC, the label behind the project, has built its reputation on delivering authentic reggae productions. Known for nurturing both established and rising talent, the label continues to leave its mark on the reggae landscape, with previous works gaining recognition in roots circles. The Good Woman Riddim brought together a powerful lineup. Luciano, celebrated for his uplifting message and hits like "Sweep Over My Soul," delivers "Love Is In The Air," adding his unmistakable voice to the riddim’s tapestry. King Muziah steps forward with "Good Woman," his vocals floating above the bassline, honoring the roots tradition. Richie Spice, whose single "Earth a Run Red" became a roots anthem, contributes "Global Catastrophe," reflecting his commitment to conscious lyrics. Sycure’s "Too Much" and Ginjah’s "Soulman" both ride the riddim with passion and clarity, each artist bringing their own flavor. The project also features Uneek #1 with "Take Control," rounding out the release. Roots fans often look back at the one drop base of 2021 as a moment when tradition met fresh voices, all under the guidance of LOVE STAR MUSIC. The riddim’s journey from creation to release stands as a testament to reggae’s enduring foundation.
Good Woman Tracklist:
- Luciano – Love Is In The Air
- King Muziah – Good Woman
- Richie Spice – Global Catastrophe
- Sycure – Too Much
- Ginjah – Soulman
- Uneek #1 – Take Control
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