ISLAND BREEZE RIDDIM produced by DON CORLEON RECORDS 2013
Island Breeze Overview
When you listen to the Island Breeze Riddim, you can feel the roots reggae spirit right away. The rhythm is steady and warm, with a bassline that rolls gently under soft guitar and keyboard melodies. The drums are relaxed, giving the whole track base a laid-back, peaceful feeling. It’s the kind of sound that makes you want to close your eyes and sway, taking you straight to the heart of reggae’s classic era. On this riddim, a handful of talented artists bring their own flavor and message. The Right One — Jah Cure featuring Collie Buddz stands out with its soulful vocals and positive lyrics. Collie Buddz — Jah Cure featuring Collie Buddz also shines, blending both artists’ voices in a smooth harmony that fits perfectly over the rootsy beat. Dollar Sign — Cecile adds a touch of energy, with a catchy hook and a message about life’s choices. Standing Tall — Turbulance is a track full of strength and hope, while Promises — Bugle offers thoughtful words about commitment and trust. Broken Wings — Ikaya brings emotion, telling a story of struggle and finding strength. Behind the scenes, the dub engineer shapes the sound, mixing each track to highlight the bass and echo, keeping the roots vibe alive. The producer, DON CORLEON RECORDS, is well-known in reggae and dancehall. Since the early 2000s, the label has produced big hits and worked with many top artists, always aiming to keep reggae culture strong. The Island Breeze Riddim’s rootsy track base remains a special part of reggae history, mixing culture, message, and music in a way that still feels fresh today.
Island Breeze Tracklist:
- The Right One – Jah Cure featuring Collie Buddz
- Dollar Sign – Cecile
- Standing Tall – Turbulance
- Promises – Bugle
- Broken Wings – Ikaya
- Island Breeze Riddim – Don Corleon
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