LIFE RIDDIM produced by GOOD GOOD PRODUCTION 2020
Life Overview
The roots instrumental for this reggae riddim was built in a Kingston studio, where musicians and engineers worked closely together. The creative direction came from a roots craftsman who wanted to keep the sound true to classic reggae. He aimed for deep bass, steady drums, and smooth melodies. This approach gives the riddim a timeless, peaceful feeling. The producer behind the project is GOOD GOOD PRODUCTION, a well-known name in Jamaican music. The label was founded in 2009 and quickly became famous for making modern dancehall and reggae hits. GOOD GOOD PRODUCTION has worked with many top artists and has helped shape the sound of reggae in the 2010s. Their riddims often get millions of streams online. Several artists recorded their own songs over this roots instrumental. Agent Sasco delivers a strong message with "earth strong," showing his usual powerful style. Black Lion brings hope with "dont give up," encouraging listeners to stay positive. Bugle's "my life" is a thoughtful track that reflects on personal growth and struggle. Busy Signal adds energy with "hard in a earth," blending his unique voice with the roots rhythm. Chris Martin sings "betta dem," offering smooth vocals and a catchy hook. Each artist brings their own story and style, but the riddim keeps everything connected. The roots instrumental gives a solid foundation for these songs, helping them stand out in reggae history. Even years after its release, this riddim is still respected for its quality and positive messages. It remains a favorite among reggae fans and a strong example of roots music done right.
Life Tracklist:
- Agent sasco – earth strong
- Black lion – dont give up
- Bugle – my life
- Busy signal – hard in a earth
- Chris martin – betta dem
- D angel – break free
- Hyah slice – treat you right
- I octane – fly again
- Jah vinci – no love
- Rawdeal – real fi wi
- Version – life riddim – (instrumental)
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