KING SELASSIE I WE PRAISE – ASHER-E PRODUCTIONS 2021
King Selassie I We Praise – Asher-e Productions Overview
In 2021, the reggae rhythm project produced by Asher-e Productions made a strong impact in the roots reggae scene. The project is known for its foundation in classic reggae rhythms, while also bringing in fresh energy and style. Asher-E, the producer, is recognized for his dedication to authentic reggae sounds and has worked with a range of respected artists in the genre. The project features a collection of songs by artists who are well-known in reggae circles. Colah Colah delivers “No Validation,” continuing his tradition of positive and conscious lyrics. Colah Colah is respected for his consistent output and has been active in reggae for many years, with songs like “Change Must Come” earning him recognition. John Cereal adds “What Dem Ago Do,” offering a thoughtful take on social issues. Positive B teams up with Robina Souiljee for “Be Positive.” Robina Souiljee also presents her own version of “Be Positive,” showing her versatility as a vocalist. Prince Alla appears with “Mek We Praise Him.” Prince Alla is a veteran roots singer, known for his classic song “Stone,” which is considered a reggae anthem. The set also includes “King Selah” by Sgt Juggler and “King Selassie I We Praise” by Asher-E. Each track keeps the roots reggae spirit alive, blending traditional rhythms with modern touches. The 2021 reggae rhythm project stands out as a cultural work, bringing together different voices and styles while staying true to the heart of reggae music. Its lasting appeal shows the strength of reggae’s foundation and its ongoing influence.
Tracklist:
- Colah Colah – No Validation
- John Cereal – What Dem Ago Do
- Positive B ft Robina Souiljee – Be Positive
- Prince Alla – Mek We Praise Him
- Sgt Juggler – King Selah
- Asher-E – King Selassie I We Praise
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