NANA-GEL RIDDIM produced by MANGO TREE ENTERTAINMENT 2017
Nana-Gel Overview
MANGO TREE ENTERTAINMENT is the label behind a memorable reggae dub cut from 2017. This project, known as the Nana-Gel Riddim, has a strong foundation in roots reggae and dub. MANGO TREE ENTERTAINMENT is known for bringing together both new and experienced voices in reggae. Their work often highlights roots revival sounds and has reached listeners worldwide, with the Nana-Gel Riddim gaining attention on streaming platforms. The riddim features some well-known reggae artists. Capleton, famous for his hit song "Jah Jah City," brings his energy to the track "Energy." Lutan Fyah, who once collaborated with Turbulence on "Criminal," shares his message in "Knife In My Back." Fanton Mojah, recognized for his popular track "Hail The King," adds his voice to "No Way." Vijahn joins with "Mash Down Rome," and Spring Wata brings "Modern Day Slavery." Each artist adds their own style and message, making the compilation strong and lively. Other tracks on the riddim include "Righteous Way" by Rockaz Elements and "Black Race" by Harry Chapman. The instrumental version, "Gel Riddim Instrumental," comes from MANGO TREE ENTERTAINMENT itself, showing off the rootsy, vintage sound at the heart of the project. The producer’s attention to authentic reggae sounds and conscious lyrics helped keep the roots message alive in 2017. With its mix of respected voices and classic vibes, this compilation became a favorite for reggae fans and selectors who love roots and culture.
Nana-Gel Tracklist:
- Capleton – Energy
- Lutan Fyah – Knife In My Back
- Fanton Mojah – No Way
- Vijahn – Mash Down Rome
- Deva Bratt – Jah Jah
- Spring Wata – Modern Day Slavery
- Rockaz Elements – Righteous Way
- Harry Chapman – Black Race
- Mango Tree Entertainment – Gel Riddim Instrumental
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