MARCHING RIDDIM produced by REAL PEOPLE MUSIC 2021
Marching Overview
In 2021, reggae fans saw a strong roots release with the "Marching Riddim Instrumental" from Real People Music. This instrumental stood out for its classic reggae sound, filled with deep basslines, steady drums, and bright horns. Unlike many digital-heavy productions of the era, this riddim kept things organic. It reminded listeners of the golden age of reggae, while still using modern touches that made it fit for the year. Real People Music, known for their work with roots and contemporary reggae, produced this riddim. Their productions have appeared on major streaming platforms and are respected for quality and authenticity. The dub engineer played a key role here, using classic studio effects like echo and reverb to give the instrumental a warm, spacious feel. Several artists recorded over this riddim, each bringing their own style. Anthony B delivered "My Day Will Come," adding his signature energy. Anthony B is well known for his powerful voice and hits like "Fire Pon Rome." Blvk H3ro contributed "Reggae Music," showing his fresh approach to roots reggae—he has gained attention for his unique voice and social messages. MeIrina Mossi sang "Doing What Please," adding soulful vocals. Jah-Lil's "Human Race" brought thoughtful lyrics, while Jerone and Evie Pukupoo teamed up for "The Search is Over." Cornadoor added "Rock Away" to the lineup. Compared to other releases from 2021, the "Marching Riddim Instrumental" was more rooted in classic reggae, avoiding heavy dancehall or pop influences. This made it a favorite for reggae purists and a highlight of the year.
Marching Tracklist:
- Anthony B – My Day Will Come
- Blvk H3ro – Reggae Music
- MeIrina Mossi – Doing What Please
- Jah-Lil – Human Race
- Jerone, Evie Pukupoo – The Search is Over
- Cornadoor – Rock Away
- Real People Music – Marching Riddim Instrumental
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