IMAGIN RIDDIM produced by BELLYFULL SOUND 2018
Imagin Overview
In 2018, BELLYFULL SOUND brought a new roots reggae sound with the Imagin Riddim. As a producer and label, BELLYFULL SOUND is known for promoting unity and positive vibes in reggae music. Their projects often highlight both rising and established artists, giving each voice a chance to shine. BELLYFULL SOUND’s work has helped bring fresh energy to modern roots reggae, and their releases are respected among reggae fans and selectors. The Imagin Riddim featured a strong lineup of vocalists. Provherbs stood out with the track "Can'T Ignore," adding thoughtful lyrics and a smooth delivery. Infa Di Bad Artist brought a lively feel to the riddim with "Party Tonight." Dazzlin Iritical’s "Make A Step" carried a message of progress and hope. Ledger joined the project with "No Gal," and Links contributed the song "Friends," both adding their unique styles to the mix. Provherbs is recognized for his conscious approach and has worked with several respected producers in the reggae scene. Infa Di Bad Artist is known for his energetic performances and has built a following through both solo work and collaborations. Dazzlin Iritical has earned attention for his uplifting lyrics and steady presence in roots reggae. Looking back, the Imagin Riddim added real strength to the roots reggae output of 2018. The rocksteady flow and deep messages made it a project that carried reggae’s spirit forward. BELLYFULL SOUND and these artists helped keep roots reggae alive and meaningful that year.
Imagin Tracklist:
- Provherbs – Can’T Ignore
- Infa Di Bad Artist – Party Tonight
- Dazzlin Iritical – Make A Step
- Ledger – No Gal
- Links – Friends
- Dane Swan – How Can I
- Tripple D – She Feel Different
- Kendi – Take Me Dancing
- Wippa Demus – Mr Demus
- Wingy Ranks – This Beat
- Bellyfull Sound – Bashment Mix (Imagin Riddim Mega Mix)
- D-Mass – Imagin Riddim (Version)
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