KING HI-FI TEMPO RIDDIM produced by KINGS HI-FI 2020
King Hi-Fi Tempo Overview
The roots instrumental at the heart of this release carries a classic reggae feel. Its steady drum and rich bassline echo the deep traditions of the genre, bringing listeners into a mellow, hypnotic groove. The rhythm is both smooth and uplifting, inviting movement while keeping the mood relaxed. The production uses sharp snares and warm guitar chops, giving the track a timeless quality. This sound captures the essence of roots reggae, with every element working together in harmony. Among the standout tracks, Kings Hi — Fi & Natty Campbell - Wicked & Wild brings fresh energy to the riddim. Natty Campbell’s vocals ride the beat with ease, blending seamlessly with the instrumental’s laid-back vibe. The song balances lyrical flow and melodic hooks, making it memorable for reggae fans. Another highlight, Kings Hi — Fi - Natty Campbell - Wicked & Wild, offers a similar blend of vocal strength and instrumental depth. Each track shows respect for reggae’s roots while adding a modern touch. Behind these songs is the producer KINGS HI-FI, a name known for shaping high-quality reggae and dub sounds. KINGS HI-FI has a history of working with respected artists and has helped bring the sound system culture to new audiences. Their productions often receive positive attention for their polish and deep grooves, making them a trusted force in the reggae scene. This roots instrumental remains an important part of reggae history. Its classic sound and thoughtful production continue to inspire new listeners and artists, keeping the spirit of roots reggae alive.
King Hi-Fi Tempo Tracklist:
- Wicked & Wild (feat Natty Campbell)
- Left Behind (feat Vixen Sound)
- Kings Hi-Fi & Natty Campbell – Wicked & Wild (Vinney Satta Dub mix)
- Kings Hi-Fi – Natty Campbell – Wicked & Wild (Jamie Bostron remix)
- Kings Hi-Fi – Natty Campbell – Wicked & Wild (Akua remix)
- Wicked & Wild (Instrumental)
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