IRREPLACEABLE RIDDIM produced by DUBLIFE MUZIK 2015
Irreplaceable Overview
The 2015 Irreplaceable Riddim brought together a special group of reggae artists. Jah Bami, known for his unique voice and energetic performances, stands out with “Jah Bami - Irreplaceable.” Mikey Jarrett teams up with Keeling Beckford on “Mikey Jarrett Ft. Keeling Beckford — Hardest Time.” Keeling Beckford is a respected name in reggae, and his song “Keeling Beckford - Hardest Time — Hardest Time” shows his classic style. Roy Radics and Rupert Reid join forces for “Roy Radics Ft. Rupert Reid — Do You,” while Rupert Reid also gives his own take on “Rupert Reid - Do You — Do You.” Each artist brings a different sound, but all keep the roots of reggae strong. The riddim’s rocksteady flow is clear in every track. This style, born in Jamaica in the late 1960s, is known for its steady rhythm and soulful melodies. Rocksteady laid the groundwork for modern reggae, and you can still hear its influence in these songs. The musicians use smooth basslines and vocal harmonies to keep that classic feeling alive. Behind the scenes, DUBLIFE MUZIK produced the riddim. This label is known for blending old-school reggae with fresh ideas. DUBLIFE MUZIK has worked with many artists in the reggae and dub scene, and their projects often reach listeners worldwide through digital platforms. Looking back, the Irreplaceable Riddim’s rocksteady flow helped carry reggae’s positive message in 2015. The artists and producers honored tradition while sharing new stories, making the riddim a true part of reggae’s living history.
Irreplaceable Tracklist:
- P-Dub Ft. Jah Bami – Irreplaceable
- Mikey Jarrett Ft. Keeling Beckford – Hardest Time
- Roy Radics Ft. Rupert Reid – Do You
- Purpleman – Roots’N’Reality
- P-Dub – Luv Ya
- Predator Dub Assassins – Priceless Instrumental
- Predator Dub Assassins – Hardest Dub
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