MAKE IT GWAN RIDDIM produced by FLASH HIT RECORDS 2012
Make It Gwan Overview
In 2012, the Make It Gwan Riddim brought fresh energy to reggae with its strong roots instrumental. The production was led by FLASH HIT RECORDS, a label known for its focus on authentic reggae sounds. Based in France, FLASH HIT RECORDS has worked with many respected artists and has earned attention for quality roots releases. The riddim’s sound is built on deep bass, steady drums, and classic reggae guitar. This foundation lets each artist add their own message and style. Jahnett Tafari’s “Me and My Hommies” stands out with a smooth vocal flow and positive lyrics. Virtus delivers “Run the Track,” bringing a melodic touch that blends well with the riddim’s groove. Lutan Fyah, who is recognized for his album “Time and Place” and collaborations with artists like Luciano, gives a powerful performance on “Stand Firm.” His song adds conscious lyrics and a strong delivery. Carl Meeks, known for his 1980s hit “Weh Dem Fah,” adds a vintage touch with “Rasta.” Jah Rain’s “I Got to Survive” brings heartfelt emotion, showing the riddim’s flexibility for different voices. Each artist shapes the instrumental in a unique way, keeping the roots reggae tradition alive. The recording process was carefully managed by FLASH HIT RECORDS to keep the sound clean and natural. Their approach highlights each singer while keeping the riddim’s foundation strong. Make It Gwan Riddim remains a good example of how roots reggae can stay fresh and meaningful in modern times.
Make It Gwan Tracklist:
- Jahnett Tafari – Me and My Hommies
- Virtus – Run the Track
- Lutan Fyah – Stand Firm
- Carl Meeks – Rasta
- Jah Rain – I Got to Survive
- Pressure & Real Mckoy – Open Your Eyes
- Anthony John – People Complain
- Skarra Mucci – Steppin Outta
- Peppery – Light it Up
- Jah Marnyah – Face it
- Taaro – Besoin D’aide
- Ghost Rider – Make it Gwan
- Kiko – Buss Up Dem Barriers
- Ricardo Clarke – The Last Shall Come First
- Yt – What Dem Sellin’
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