IN MY BRAIN RIDDIM produced by KICKIN PRODUCTIONS 2018
In My Brain Overview
The In My Brain Riddim album collection first appeared in 2018, quickly making an impact in reggae music circles. Released internationally, it became a favorite in roots sessions and gatherings, thanks to its classic yet fresh sound. The collection features some of reggae’s most respected voices. Capleton delivers “Draw Your Bow” with his signature fiery energy, setting a strong tone for the riddim. Iba Mahr brings a heartfelt touch with “Oops Goes My Heart,” blending smooth vocals with deep emotion. Ginjah’s “Trouble In Paradise” stands out for its soulful message and catchy melodies. George Nooks, a veteran in the genre, adds “Only Woman,” giving the album a touch of roots tradition. Eljai’s “Don’t Need To Change” offers a reflective vibe, showing the riddim’s versatility. Instrumental fans appreciate “When It Hits” by Rockas Element, which highlights the riddim’s groove. The collection also brings together Chronixx and Richie Spice on “Unity We Need,” a powerful call for togetherness. Roots selectors found themselves drawn to the riddim’s strong basslines and lively horn sections, making it a staple at roots reggae events. The album’s sound fits both modern playlists and classic sound system sessions, bridging generations of reggae fans. KICKIN PRODUCTIONS, the producer behind the release, is known for their attention to detail and high-quality recordings. With a history of working with top reggae acts and producing other notable riddims, KICKIN PRODUCTIONS helped shape the album’s unique sound. Today, the In My Brain Riddim remains an important part of reggae history, representing a successful blend of roots revival and contemporary style.
In My Brain Tracklist:
- Capleton – Draw Your Bow
- Iba Mahr – Oops Goes My Heart
- Ginjah – Trouble In Paradise
- George Nooks – Only Woman
- Eljai – Don’T Need To Change
- Rockas Element – When It Hits
- Chronixx, Richie Spice – Unity We Need
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