LIGHT UP RIDDIM produced by RUZHA RECORDS 2021
Light Up Overview
The Light Up Riddim release stands out for its deep, conscious foundation rhythm. This rhythm carries the spirit of sound system culture, where the bassline and drums form the backbone of the party. In reggae, a strong foundation rhythm is essential for moving crowds and giving singers space to deliver their message. On Light Up Riddim, the foundation is both modern and rooted in tradition, echoing the roots reggae sound of 2021. RUZHA RECORDS is the producer behind this project. The label is known for its focus on percussion-driven reggae and dancehall, and it has built a reputation for quality productions in the Zimbabwean and African reggae scenes. RUZHA RECORDS has released several riddims that have gained attention on streaming platforms, helping to bring new voices to the forefront. The riddim brings together a strong lineup of artists. Chomza delivers "1 & Only," blending heartfelt lyrics with the rhythm’s steady pulse. Crazy E Wemahustlers offers "Mumwewako," a song that reflects the artist’s unique style. Daddy Slaggy’s "Livity" stands out for its positive message, and Daddy Slaggy is also known for his energetic live shows across Southern Africa. Don dada contributes "Long Road," adding his own flavor to the mix. Jah Khing’s "Nonstop" keeps the energy high, showcasing his smooth delivery. Each artist brings their own voice, but the foundation rhythm ties everything together. The result is a collection that feels ready for both playlists and sound systems, staying true to the roots of 2021 reggae.
Light Up Tracklist:
- Chomza – 1 & Only
- Crazy E Wemahustlers – Mumwewako
- Daddy Slaggy – Livity
- Don dada – Long Road
- Jah Khing – Nonstop
- Lee Mugadza – Better Days
- Mannex – Bepa Rudzii
- Mannex – What Kind of Leaf
- Mr Noxa – Pouring Down
- Nevin – Try
- Richie Rich – Life Changer
- Shooter – Sweet Rules
- Silencer – Chemedza
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