HOLD ON TO YOUR ROOTZ RIDDIM produced by LARGER THAN LIFE RECORDS 2018
Hold On To Your Rootz Overview
The Hold On To Your Rootz Riddim stands out as a solid example of a foundation rhythm in modern reggae. Built on classic reggae structure, the rhythm carries a deep, steady bassline and crisp drum patterns that anchor each track. The instrumentation is warm and organic, with a touch of dub influence that gives the riddim an atmospheric feel. It’s a sound that invites listeners to relax, reflect, and move, staying true to the roots of reggae while still feeling fresh. A strong lineup of artists brings their own style to the riddim. Cali P delivers “Keep It Real,” a song that flows smoothly over the instrumental, blending conscious lyrics with a laid-back delivery. Turbulence’s “Don’T You Forget” adds a soulful touch, his vocals riding the rhythm with ease. Anthony B’s “Hold On To Your Rootz” stands out for its message of staying grounded and true to one’s origins. Lutan Fyah’s “Final Dayz” brings urgency and energy, while Nesbeth’s “Nirvana” offers hope and upliftment. King Mas rounds out the collection with “Relative,” adding thoughtful lyrics and melodic hooks. Behind the scenes, LARGER THAN LIFE RECORDS plays a key role as the producer. The label is known for highlighting authentic reggae sounds and supporting both established and emerging artists. Their attention to detail and commitment to the genre are clear in the polished production and cohesive feel of the riddim. The Hold On To Your Rootz Riddim keeps the foundation rhythm alive in reggae, showing that traditional sounds still have a powerful place in today’s music.
Hold On To Your Rootz Tracklist:
- Cali P – Keep It Real
- Turbulence – Don’T You Forget
- Anthony B – Hold On To Your Rootz
- Lutan Fyah – Final Dayz
- Nesbeth – Nirvana
- King Mas – Relative
- Hold On To Your Rootz Riddim Version
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