GUARD YOUR JOY RIDDIM produced by VIBEGUARD RECORDINGS 2021
Guard Your Joy Overview
Guard Your Joy Riddim is a reggae project from VIBEGUARD RECORDINGS, released in 2021. The riddim became popular among reggae fans and could be heard echoing through sound system nights. It brings together a group of talented artists, each adding their own style to the classic reggae flow. Carl Meeks, a respected name in reggae since the 1980s, brings his smooth voice and experience to the track "Island Girl." Meeks is well known for his hit "Weh Dem Fah," which helped shape the digital reggae sound. Lil’Miky delivers "Laissez-moi," bringing a fresh energy to the riddim. Rosa Shanti sings "Rescue The Children," using her voice to highlight important messages, a tradition in roots reggae. Daddy Clean’s "Revolutions" adds another layer to the riddim, while Liu Brown’s "Trumperie" shows his unique take on the roots revival sound. Each artist brings something special, but together they create a project that feels united and strong. Behind it all is VIBEGUARD RECORDINGS, an independent label known for supporting reggae’s roots and culture. The label has built a reputation for quality productions, and their riddims have gained streams and respect in the reggae community. Their attention to detail and commitment to authentic reggae sounds are clear in this release. Guard Your Joy Riddim stands as a powerful example of reggae’s ongoing strength in 2021, uniting artists and listeners through timeless rhythms and heartfelt messages.
Guard Your Joy Tracklist:
- Carl Meeks – Island Girl
- Lil’Miky – Laissez-moi
- Rosa Shanti – Rescue The Children
- Daddy Clean – Revolutions
- Vanzo – Just One Night
- Liu Brown – Trumperie
- Lady Manuella – All Night Long
- Ginkgo Belova – Yard Revolution
- Remo – Let Jah Love Flow
- Thiecko – Ecoute Mon Fils
- Nana Chica – Dance To Your Beat
- Vibeguard Recordings – Guard Yout Joy Riddim
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