LONG TIME RIDDIM produced by BUZWAKK 2015
Long Time Overview
In 2015, the Long Time Riddim brought a classic reggae foundation into a new era. Its steady percussion and warm basslines reflected the traditional sound, while also fitting well with the roots revival happening at the time. This riddim became a platform for young artists to share cultural messages and showcase their talent. The dub engineer played a big role in shaping the sound. Through careful mixing and effects, the engineer gave the riddim its depth and energy. This helped each song stand out, while keeping the original vibe strong throughout the compilation. Producer BUZWAKK is known for keeping the authentic island feel alive in his projects. With a background in both producing and promoting, BUZWAKK has worked with several independent labels and has helped new artists gain recognition. His productions often stream well online, reaching reggae fans worldwide. Courtney Melody opens the compilation with “I Am Here,” delivering a soulful performance that blends old-school style with a fresh approach. Bucky Jo follows with “We Love The Vibes,” a lively track that celebrates unity and positive energy. Queeny D'Empress brings a heartfelt touch to “Please Say Stay,” showing her vocal strength and emotional range. Ras Negus I’s “March Again” adds a conscious message, encouraging listeners to stay strong. Papa Crook’s “One Away Women” offers a catchy melody and playful lyrics. Other artists on the riddim include Hya P with “Dont Lock It Off,” Ras Demo’s “Wah Gwaan,” and Ras Chosen’s “Out Of All.” Each track adds a unique voice, making the Long Time Riddim a standout release. This foundation rhythm continues to be an important part of reggae history, inspiring new generations.
Long Time Tracklist:
- Courtney Melody – I Am Here
- Bucky Jo – We Love The Vibes
- Queeny D’Empress – Please Say Stay
- Ras Negus I – March Again
- Papa Crook – One Away Women
- Hya P – Dont Lock It Off
- Ras Demo – Wah Gwaan
- Ras Chosen – Out Of All
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