KEYS RIDDIM produced by REAL PAGERS RECORDS 2013
Keys Overview
Keys Riddim arrived in 2013, released by REAL PAGERS RECORDS. This reggae album collection quickly became part of that year’s musical landscape. The riddim’s one drop rhythm gave singers and deejays a strong roots base, letting each artist bring their own style. Adowa stands out with the heartfelt song "Memories And Pain." Known in the reggae scene, Adowa has worked with several respected producers and is recognized for deep, conscious lyrics. Blingaz Pager brings energy with "Death Before Dishonor," adding a sense of determination to the album. Doneida’s track "Proposal" offers a smooth, melodic touch that fits perfectly with the riddim’s relaxed vibe. Darrio, featured here with "Yellow Tape," is another name many reggae fans will know. Darrio has collaborated with big artists like Konshens and has had songs chart in Jamaica. Elegant’s "A Nuh Dem Alone" adds a thoughtful message, rounding out the main artists on the project. REAL PAGERS RECORDS, the producer behind Keys Riddim, has a history of supporting new and established reggae artists. The label is known for its focus on authentic roots sounds and has released several projects that gained attention in reggae circles. Even years later, Keys Riddim remains linked to the reggae history of 2013. Its mix of artists and songs, all built on a classic one drop foundation, keeps it memorable for fans and selectors alike.
Keys Tracklist:
- Adowa – Memories And Pain
- Blingaz Pager – Death Before Dishonor
- Doneida – Proposal
- Darrio – Yellow Tape
- Elegant – A Nuh Dem Alone
- Future Blaze – Hold On
- Fyne Style – Nadiola Face
- Jah Lyght & Jah Talarance – Why Should I Fear
- Jah Torius – High Grade
- Muffdawn – Must Fly
- Pedro – Turn It Up
- Sirous – Ghetto Yute Cry
- Skhoolaz ( Shotgun ) – Naw Get Di Bus And Fail
- T Rizzy – Wisdom
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