NILE VALLEY RIDDIM VOL. 1 – NILE VALLEY ENTERTAINMENT 2015
Nile Valley Overview
Nile Valley Riddim is a reggae set released in 2015, known for its deep roots reggae sound. The set features a strong lineup of tracks, each with its own message and vibe. The songs include "Trinity Family" by Home, "Jah Rain" by Dread Ina Babylon, "Forward On" by Lioness Fonts, "I Am An African" by Jah Doctrine, and "Kings & Queens" by Stamina Li & Aretha Marie-Jah. Other tracks are "Word Is Power" by Jah Defender, "Unidad Pura" by Natty Fyah, "Emperador" by Ras Dipi, "Fuego Bailar" by Leona De Etiopia, and "Civilization" by I-Triniti. Each artist brings a unique energy to the riddim. Home, with the song "Trinity Family," is known for delivering heartfelt messages in their music. Dread Ina Babylon, performing "Jah Rain," has been active in the reggae scene and is recognized for powerful roots tracks. Lioness Fonts, who sings "Forward On," is respected for her strong voice and conscious lyrics. Jah Doctrine adds depth with "I Am An African," a song that celebrates identity and heritage. Stamina Li & Aretha Marie-Jah join forces on "Kings & Queens," a collaboration that highlights unity and strength. The riddim’s lush production comes from a studio team with a background in roots reggae. The sound is rich and layered, staying true to classic reggae traditions. While the producer’s name is not widely publicized, the studio’s experience is clear in the quality of the final product.
Nile Valley Tracklist:
- Home – Trinity Family
- Nile Valley – Melody Man
- Hapi Valley – Ayiti Bluez & Bantu D’Vahyn
- Dread Ina Babylon – Jah Rain
- Forward On – Lioness Fonts
- I Am An African – Jah Doctrine
- Kings & Queens – Stamina Li & Aretha Marie-Jah
- Word Is Power – Jah Defender
- Unidad Pura – Natty Fyah
- Emperador – Ras Dipi
- Fuego Bailar – Leona De Etiopia
- Civilization – I-Triniti
- So Much Trouble – Jahmelik
- Sleeping Lion – Fari Earl-E-Bee
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