NATURAL JUICE RIDDIM produced by KINGSTON RECORDS 2013
Natural Juice Overview
The roots of reggae music are shaped by skilled producers who know how to blend old traditions with new ideas. KINGSTON RECORDS is one such producer, known for keeping the classic reggae sound alive while adding fresh touches. Founded in Jamaica, the label has released several notable projects and continues to influence the reggae scene both locally and internationally. In 2013, KINGSTON RECORDS released the Natural Juice Riddim, a reggae riddim with a jazzy edge. The riddim brought together some of the genre’s most respected artists, each adding their own unique voice to the project. Gentleman’s track, "In My Arms," stands out with its heartfelt lyrics and smooth delivery. Konshens brings energy and emotion to "Only You Know," connecting with listeners through honest storytelling. Richie Stephens adds a romantic vibe with "So Sexy," while Tanya Stephens showcases her signature style on "Silly Games," a song full of wit and personality. Alaine’s "I Feel Love" gives the riddim a sweet, uplifting touch, highlighting her soulful voice. Other artists like Wayne Wonder with "Many Reasons" and Daddy Rings with "Jah People" also contribute, each track fitting perfectly into the riddim’s overall feel. The dub cut of Natural Juice Riddim echoes the classic reggae tradition of mixing and remixing, letting the music breathe and evolve. This collection remains important in reggae history, not just for its sound, but for how it brings together talented artists under KINGSTON RECORDS. The Natural Juice Riddim is a reminder of reggae’s roots and ongoing influence.
Natural Juice Tracklist:
- Gentleman – In My Arms
- I-Octane – Mi Naah
- Konshens – Only You Know
- Richie Stephens – So Sexy
- Tanya Stephens – Silly Games
- Alaine – I Feel Love
- Wayne Wonder – Many Reasons
- Daddy Rings – Jah People
- Natural Juice Riddim – Kingstone Records
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