LIFE FORCE RIDDIM produced by BLAKHEAT ENTERTAINMENT 2013
Life Force Overview
In 2013, a group of reggae artists and producers gathered in the studio to create a new musical project called the Life Force Riddim. The team focused on building a strong reggae foundation, using live instruments and classic rhythms that still echo the roots of reggae music. The studio atmosphere was filled with energy as each artist brought their own style to the riddim. BLAKHEAT ENTERTAINMENT led the creative direction for the project. The label, known for its work in Caribbean music, paid close attention to the sound system culture. They made sure the riddim had deep bass and dub echoes, which are important features in reggae music played on big speakers. BLAKHEAT ENTERTAINMENT has produced several reggae and dancehall releases that have reached audiences across the region. Ajamu is one of the standout artists on the project, performing the song "Working Man." Ajamu is a respected singer from Grenada, known for his smooth voice and positive messages. His song on this riddim celebrates hardworking people. Berbice delivers "Shes Crazy," adding a catchy and playful touch to the riddim. Berbice has been active in the Caribbean music scene and is known for bringing humor and storytelling into his songs. Cherry Ince The Producer not only helped shape the riddim but also appears as an artist with "Life Force Riddim." Cherry Ince is recognized for his production skills and has worked with many artists in the region. Fojo adds depth with "Guilty," while Kc brings emotion to the track "Stuck." Each artist’s contribution helps keep the Life Force Riddim alive, making it a favorite for reggae fans and sound systems alike.
Life Force Tracklist:
- Ajamu – Working Man
- Berbice – Shes Crazy
- Cherry Ince The Producer – Life Force Riddim (Instrumental)
- Fojo – Guilty
- Kc – Stuck
- Norris Man – Same Old Day
- Patrick Junior – Give Jah Praises
- Problem Child – Leave Me In Peace (Clean)
- Problem Child – Leave Me In Peace (Raw)
- Qshan Deya – Love
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