Likkle But Tallawah Riddim produced by Marshall Neeko Remix 2024
Likkle But Tallawah Overview
In early 2024, the "Likkle But Tallawah Riddim" compilation appeared on the reggae scene, bringing fresh energy to roots music. Produced by Marshall Neeko Remix, this project gave both established and emerging singers a space to share conscious messages. Marshall Neeko Remix is known for his authentic approach to reggae production, working with various artists and labels to keep the classic one drop rhythm alive. The compilation features respected voices in reggae. Luciano delivers "Fulfillment," adding his signature uplifting style. Luciano is widely recognized for his hit "Sweep Over My Soul," released in 1999, which remains a reggae favorite. Utan Green, with "Island Boy," brings heartfelt lyrics and a classic sound. Capleton, known for his fiery performances and songs like "Jah Jah City," contributes "Yadalong" to the project, bringing his powerful presence. Other notable tracks include Admiral Tibett’s "They Don't Realize," Pressure Busspipe’s "Know Thyself," Cobra’s "Just Di Flex," Chrisinti’s "Ultimate," Bushman’s "Runaway," Pinchers’ "Mr. Right," and Nitty Kutchie’s "Ups & Downs." Each artist brings their unique voice and message, adding depth to the riddim. The "Likkle But Tallawah Riddim" stands out for its deep basslines and traditional reggae rhythms, crafted with care by Marshall Neeko Remix. This release not only celebrates reggae’s roots but also gives young singers a cultural platform, showing that the genre remains strong and relevant in 2024.
Likkle But Tallawah Tracklist:
- Luciano – Fulfillment
- Utan Green – Island Boy
- Capleton – Yadalong
- Admiral Tibett – They Don’t Realize
- Pressure Busspipe – Know Thyself
- Cobra – Just Di Flex
- Chrisinti – Ultimate
- Bushman – Runaway
- Pinchers – Mr. Right
- Nitty Kutchie – Ups & Downs
- Marshall Neeko – Likke But Tallawah Riddim Version
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