JOYFUL SOUL RIDDIM produced by GREEZZLY PRODUCTION 2015
Joyful Soul Overview
When the Joyful Soul Riddim dropped in 2015, reggae fans quickly embraced its uplifting sound and positive message. The riddim brought together a group of singers who each added their own style and energy, turning the release into a favorite among selectors and listeners. Skarra Mucci opened the set with “Joyful Souls.” Known for his energetic delivery and hits like “Greater Than Great,” Skarra Mucci’s contribution set a high standard for the project. Tee Jay followed with “Good Love,” adding smooth vocals that connected with the younger audience. Kashu’s “Run Come” delivered heartfelt lyrics, while High Priest’s “Look Into Your Eyes” brought a spiritual touch to the riddim. Teacha Dee, recognized for his song “Rastafari Way,” kept the roots vibe alive with “Dwello.” Other artists also made their mark. Roddy’s “Protect The Youth” became a call for guidance, and Don Tippa’s “You Have Life” spread a message of hope. Ice urged listeners to “Know Yourself,” while Nico Royale celebrated the genre with “Reggae Music Forever.” Gamba The Lenk’s “Buone Vibes” added an international flavor. The riddim’s cultural direction and arrangement were shaped by GREEZZLY PRODUCTION, an Italian-based label and producer known for working with both established and rising reggae artists. GREEZZLY PRODUCTION has gained recognition for its authentic roots sound and collaborations across Europe and Jamaica. Nearly a decade later, the Joyful Soul Riddim still echoes the roots revival of 2015, reminding fans of the power of collaboration and cultural pride in reggae music.
Joyful Soul Tracklist:
- Skarra Mucci – Joyful Souls
- Tee Jay – Good Love
- Kashu – Run Come
- High Priest – Look Into Your Eyes
- Teacha Dee – Dwello
- Roddy – Protect The Youth
- Don Tippa – You Have Life
- Ice – Know Yourself
- Nico Royale – Reggae Music Forever
- Gamba The Lenk – Buone Vibes
- Greezzly – Joyful Soul Riddim Version
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