MONEY RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2012
Money Overview
The Money Riddim from 2012 is remembered for giving young reggae singers a strong cultural platform. The project was shaped by a talented culture arranger, whose vision helped bring together fresh voices in roots reggae. Their influence is clear in the way the tracks blend traditional rhythms with new energy. At the center of this release is the producer known as VARIOUS ARTISTS. This team is recognized for creating projects that feature many different singers and styles. Over the years, VARIOUS ARTISTS has worked with several reggae labels, helping to bring new talent into the spotlight and reaching listeners worldwide. Their productions are known for a smooth, melodic sound that connects with roots fans. Several standout artists gave the riddim its unique flavor. Augusta Massive delivered the track "51 Area," bringing a laid-back vocal style that matches the riddim’s deep groove. Militant’s "Take My Name" added a thoughtful message, showing the artist’s roots in conscious reggae. Invisible J, with "Me And Her," offered a chilled, reflective vibe that fit perfectly with the project’s overall mood. Other key voices include Natty Bredda, who sang "Let Me Know Jah," sharing spiritual themes that roots reggae fans appreciate. Face, known for international collaborations, contributed "From Italy," highlighting reggae’s worldwide influence. Looking back, many roots reggae fans still talk about the Money Riddim as a classic from 2012. It brought together rising artists and gave them space to express cultural and personal stories, making it a memorable release in reggae history.
Money Tracklist:
- Augusta Massive – 51 Area
- Militant – Take My Name
- Invisible J – Me And Her
- Natty Bredda – Let Me Know Jah
- Face – From Italy
- Figga – Fi Di Money
- Kisko Amari – Working Hard
- Rasta Life – Red Turban
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