LOTHAN RIDDIM produced by YLLAVATION 2021
Lothan Overview
Reggae music often builds on foundation rhythms, or riddims, that carry the spirit of earlier decades. In 2021, the Lothan Riddim brought this classic approach into the new era, capturing the attention of selectors and reggae fans. The riddim’s steady groove and deep basslines echo the roots of reggae, while its crisp production keeps it fresh for today’s listeners. Behind the sound is producer YLLAVATION. Known for a sharp ear and careful direction, YLLAVATION has guided several projects that blend tradition with modern energy. The producer is recognized for work under the Yllavation Music label, which has gained attention on streaming platforms like Apple Music and Spotify. YLLAVATION’s influence can be heard in the way each artist’s voice and style fits smoothly over the riddim, creating a unified sound. The Lothan Riddim features four standout tracks. Italo Skarcha brings his global style to “Global Experiment,” adding energy and a catchy hook. Major Popular delivers “Mr. Chatterlot,” a track that stands out with witty lyrics and a strong delivery. Matt Hoy’s “Strong” is another highlight; Hoy is known for his work with UB40 and his solo releases, and his smooth vocals add depth to the riddim. Myki Tuff’s “Gimme Di High Grade” rounds out the release, bringing a classic reggae vibe—Myki Tuff is well-known in the UK reggae scene for his unique style and long career. Quickly picked up by reggae playlists, the Lothan Riddim shows how foundation rhythms still inspire artists and listeners in 2021. The collaboration between YLLAVATION and these artists keeps the reggae tradition alive, while reaching new fans around the world.
Lothan Tracklist:
- Italo Skarcha – Global Experiment
- Major Popular – Mr. Chatterlot
- Matt Hoy – Strong
- Myki Tuff – Gimme Di High Grade
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