MAYA RIDDIM produced by HOTTA LAVA MUSIC 2012
Maya Overview
The Maya Riddim brought together some of the most talented voices in reggae for its 2012 release. Adowa, known for the uplifting track "Reggae Till Deh Yah," stands out with a powerful delivery that connects with roots reggae fans. China B & Warrior Street teamed up on "Eres Mi Inspiración," sharing heartfelt lyrics and strong energy. Congo Judah added his own touch with "Mexican Anthem," bringing a unique perspective to the project. I Nesta, who has worked with reggae artists across Latin America, contributed "Yo No Hablo De Rasta De La Boca Hacia Afuera." His music often explores deep cultural topics. Jahricio, a respected figure in the reggae scene, delivered "Babylon Es Una Farsa," a song that speaks out against injustice. The foundation rhythm for the Maya Riddim stayed true to classic reggae structure, using steady drums and bass to create a warm, soulful sound. HOTTA LAVA MUSIC, the producer behind this project, is known for crafting authentic reggae rhythms and supporting artists from different backgrounds. The label has released several notable riddims and helped bring reggae to new listeners worldwide. By keeping the music rooted in tradition, the Maya Riddim captured the spirit of reggae in 2012. The artists used their voices to share important messages, making sure the roots reggae message stayed strong. This project remains a good example of how reggae can unite artists and fans through timeless rhythms and meaningful lyrics.
Maya Tracklist:
- Adowa – Reggae Till Deh Yah
- China B & Warrior Street – Eres Mi Inspiración
- Congo Judah – Mexican Anthem
- I Nesta – Yo No Hablo De Rasta De La Boca Hacia Afuera
- Jahricio – Babylon Es Una Farsa
- Javier Fonseca – Las Vitaminas Convertidas En Reggae
- Jutha Rhyme – One Day
- Nego Hights – Babylon A Try
- Nico D – Dont Waste My Time
- Ricky Benz – Hail The King
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