LOTS OF SIGNS RIDDIM produced by FIRE BALL RECORDS 2021
Lots Of Signs Overview
In 2021, reggae fans welcomed a fresh roots anthology that quickly found its way onto playlists everywhere. The journey began with the foundation builder, a rich riddim crafted with warmth and depth. FIRE BALL RECORDS, known for its dedication to authentic reggae, produced the project. The label has a reputation for spotlighting both rising and established artists, and its catalog includes respected releases that have strengthened its place in the reggae world. The anthology brought together a remarkable lineup. Conrad Crystal delivered two standout tracks: "Boo Ba Boom" and "Why Wont You." His smooth delivery set the tone for the collection. Gyptian, recognized internationally for his 2010 hit "Hold Yuh," offered "Warm and Easy," adding his signature melodic style. Fanton Mojah, known for his powerful anthem "Hail The King," energized the riddim with "Big Road," bringing roots consciousness to the forefront. Glen Washington, whose soulful voice has graced reggae for decades, contributed "Jah Will Always," infusing the set with wisdom and hope. Pressure, celebrated for the roots classic "Love and Affection," brought "It’s Been a Long Time," a song that resonated with listeners for its heartfelt message. Instrumental and dub versions, like Suga Roy & The Fireball Crew’s "Dub Why Wont You," added another layer, while tracks from Maestro Don and Bascom X gave the anthology extra depth. Together, these songs captured reggae’s essence at its strongest in 2021, blending tradition with fresh energy and powerful social messages.
Lots Of Signs Tracklist:
- Conrad Crystal – Boo Ba Boom
- Gyptian – Warm and Easy
- Fanton Mojah – Big Road
- Glen Washington – Jah Will Always
- Conrad Crystal – Why Wont You
- Pressure – It’s Been a Long Time
- Suga Roy & The Fireball Crew – Dub Why Wont You
- Maestro Don – No Worry Me Baby
- Bascom X – Rock and Pop Off
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