GREEN LIGHT RIDDIM produced by DUB TONE MUSIC 2015
Green Light Overview
In 2015, reggae music saw a strong foundation rhythm with the Green Light Riddim. This riddim brought together both experienced and young voices. The project was produced by DUB TONE MUSIC, a label known for supporting cultural reggae and giving new artists a chance to shine. DUB TONE MUSIC has built a reputation for high-quality productions and has worked with several respected names in reggae. Their work often appears in reggae playlists and on sound systems worldwide. On the Green Light Riddim, Andrew Tosh and Edge Michael join forces on “World Crisis.” Andrew Tosh is the son of reggae legend Peter Tosh and has released albums like “Original Man.” Edge Michael, a cousin of Peter Tosh, brings his own unique voice to the song. Lusion steps up with “Still On Red,” showing his talent as a promising singer. Keith Porter, known as a longtime member of The Itals, delivers “Scam Dem A Scam.” Jah Mason, who has charted with songs like “My Princess Gone,” brings energy to “It’S Your Life.” Publik Report offers “Chi-Lax,” adding a modern touch. Other artists on the riddim include Mistery P with “Cookie Jar,” Curtis Prophet & Skillman with “Party All Night,” Shandy Man with “Pressure,” Knatch with “Right Flow,” and Edge Michael with his solo track “Business.” This dub release gave young singers a cultural platform and highlighted reggae’s ongoing strength in 2015. The Green Light Riddim remains a favorite for reggae fans and sound systems alike.
Green Light Tracklist:
- Andrew Tosh & Edge Michael – World Crisis
- Lusion – Still On Red
- Keith Porter – Scam Dem A Scam
- Jah Mason – It’S Your Life
- Publik Report – Chi-Lax
- Mistery P – Cookie Jar
- Curtis Prophet & Skillman – Party All Night
- Shandy Man – Pressure
- Knatch – Right Flow
- Edge Michael – Business
- Tim Dub – Green Light Riddim Instrumental
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