INNA DEM EYE RIDDIM produced by TAD’S RECORD 2021
Inna Dem Eye Overview
The Inna Dem Eye Riddim brought together some of reggae’s respected voices in 2021. Chezidek, known for his hit “Leave the Trees,” leads the project with “Inna Dem Eye,” delivering his signature conscious lyrics. Duane Stephenson, who gained international attention with his album “From August Town,” adds depth with “Hail Rastafarian.” Hero joins with “Always Around Me,” while Lutan Fyah, who has worked with Sizzla and released several acclaimed albums, brings energy on “Hard to Bring Down.” Mikey General, a veteran in the reggae scene, contributes “Martial Law.” Each artist brings their own style, but they all share a love for roots reggae. The riddim itself is the work of TAD'S RECORD, a label with a long history in reggae music. TAD'S RECORD, founded by Tad Dawkins, has released music from legends like Gregory Isaacs and Dennis Brown. The label is known for focusing on strong production and meaningful lyrics, which is clear in this project. The riddim links modern artists with the classic reggae sound. Tracks like Natty King’s “Leave Dem to Time” and Norris Man’s “Far I Know Dem” ride the same instrumental, creating unity across the album. Other artists, including Peas Head with “Jah A Come,” Perfect with “Slow like Statue,” and Teflon with “Words,” add their voices to the powerful roots message. Even now, the Inna Dem Eye Riddim echoes the roots of 2021, reminding reggae fans of the power of unity and conscious music.
Inna Dem Eye Tracklist:
- Chezidek – Inna Dem Eye
- Duane Stephenson – Hail Rastafarian
- Hero – Always Around Me
- Lutan Fyah – Hard to Bring Down
- Mikey General – Martial Law
- Natty King – Leave Dem to Time
- Norris Man – Far I Know Dem
- Peas Head – Jah A Come
- Perfect – Slow like Statue
- Teflon – Words
- Turbulence – Let Me Be
- Chezidek – Inna Dem Eye Riddim
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