MAASAI MORAN RIDDIM produced by TRUCE LABEL PRODUCTION 2021
Maasai Moran Overview
In 2021, a fresh roots reggae anthology arrived on the scene, bringing together a mix of artists and classic reggae energy. The project was shaped by TRUCE LABEL PRODUCTION, a production house known for its focus on authentic reggae sounds and for working with both established and rising names in the genre. The anthology features Centre Party with the song “For Centuries.” Centre Party is recognized for their steady contributions to roots reggae, and this track continues their tradition of conscious lyrics and deep rhythms. Junior Di Boss appears with “Reggae Music,” a song that highlights his smooth vocal style. Junior Di Boss is also known for his earlier single “Jah Guide,” which helped to build his reputation in the reggae community. Konsepts brings “Praises” to the collection, adding uplifting messages and a soulful delivery that fits well with the roots theme. Man Wazimu’s contribution, “Bridge,” stands out for its reflective lyrics and strong reggae groove. Acton delivers “Need You Day and Night,” a song that blends classic reggae with a modern touch. The anthology also includes “In Love We Trust” by Rootskality, a track that rounds out the roots vibe of the collection. Each artist brings their own flavor, but all stay true to the roots reggae foundation. TRUCE LABEL PRODUCTION, the producer behind this release, has a reputation for releasing high-quality reggae riddims and supporting artists who keep the roots tradition alive. Their work on this anthology echoes the spirit of 2021 roots reggae, making it a solid listen for fans old and new.
Maasai Moran Tracklist:
- Centre Party – For Centuries
- Junior Di Boss – Reggae Music
- Konsepts – Praises
- Man Wazimu – Bridge
- Acton – Need You Day and Night
- Rootskality – In Love We Trust
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