NEVER STOP RIDDIM produced by UPPRESSOR’S PRODUCTIONS 2015
Never Stop Overview
The Never Stop Riddim compilation from 2015 brought together a strong lineup of reggae artists, each adding their own voice to the deep, steady grooves. The album opens with Smiley’s “Breathing In Air,” a track that flows with positive energy and smooth vocals. Spade Again delivers “Psalms,” blending spiritual lyrics with classic reggae rhythms. Jessie James keeps the mood uplifting with “Keep On Troddin’,” a song that encourages persistence and hope. Cookie The Herbalist stands out with “Never Stop,” bringing his Swiss reggae style to the mix. Cookie The Herbalist is well known in the European reggae scene and has collaborated with artists like Cali P. Onesty’s “I Rise” adds a soulful touch, showing her talent for conscious lyrics and melodic hooks. The compilation also features Straika D with “Les Mots,” Crosby Bolani’s “Judgement Time,” Sille’s “Was Fur Es Labe,” Unstoppable Fyah’s “Praise Jah,” and the legendary Lee Scratch Perry with “Never Stop Never Flop.” Lee Scratch Perry is a key figure in reggae history, famous for his pioneering production work with artists like Bob Marley and The Wailers. UPPRESSOR’S PRODUCTIONS produced the riddim, giving it a solid foundation and energetic feel. The label is known for its dedication to roots reggae and has released several well-received projects in Europe and beyond. The Never Stop Riddim compilation is still played by fans who remember the strength of reggae in 2015.
Never Stop Tracklist:
- Smiley – Breathing In Air
- Spade Again – Psalms
- Jessie James – Keep On Troddin’
- Cookie The Herbalist – Never Stop
- Onesty – I Rise
- Straika D – Les Mots
- Crosby Bolani – Judgement Time
- Di Govanah – Nuh Everyday
- Sille – Was Fur Es Labe
- Unstoppable Fyah – Praise Jah
- Lee Scratch Perry – Never Stop Never Flop
- Ben Nicefield – Never Stop Riddim (Dub Version)
- Ben Nicefield – Never Stop Riddim (Instrumental)
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