KARMA RIDDIM produced by MALVO ENTERTAINMENT 2020
Karma Overview
MALVO ENTERTAINMENT stands out as the creative force behind the Karma Riddim, bringing together a range of reggae and dancehall artists for a memorable compilation. The label has built a reputation for delivering solid riddims that connect with both new listeners and longtime reggae fans. Over the years, MALVO ENTERTAINMENT has helped shape the modern roots sound, and their productions often become favorites among sound system DJs. On Karma Riddim, the lineup features some of the genre’s most respected names. Anthony Redrose feat. Beenie Man deliver “Sweetest Romance,” a track that blends classic vocals with fresh energy. Beenie Man also appears with “Sweetest Romance — Sweetest Romance,” adding his signature style to the riddim. Tiffanie Malvo feat. Wayne Wonder shine on “Love You,” bringing smooth harmonies and heartfelt lyrics. Wayne Wonder’s solo version, “Love You — Love You,” offers a slightly different take, showing his versatility as a vocalist. Daniel John feat. Pressure Busspipe contribute “I Can’t Wait,” a song that stands out for its conscious message and soulful delivery. Pressure Busspipe’s solo cut, “I Can’t Wait — I Can’t Wait,” continues this theme with a powerful performance. Other notable tracks include Anthony Malvo feat. Buju Banton with “Baby Come Take It” and Jigsy King’s “Rethink,” both adding depth to the compilation. By working with these artists, MALVO ENTERTAINMENT has created a riddim that feels both modern and rooted in tradition. The Karma Riddim remains an important part of reggae history, showing how strong production and talented artists can come together to make music that lasts.
Karma Tracklist:
- Anthony Redrose feat. Beenie Man – Sweetest Romance
- Tiffanie Malvo feat. Wayne Wonder – Love You
- Daniel John feat. Pressure Busspipe – I Can’t Wait
- Anthony Malvo feat. Buju Banton – Baby Come Take It
- Jigsy King – Rethink
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