No Glory Riddim produced by Bizzarri Records 2010
No Glory Overview
The No Glory Riddim is a strong example of modern roots reggae, shaped by the vision of Italian producer Bizzarri Records. Known for blending classic reggae with fresh sounds, Bizzarri Records started in Italy and has worked with both European and Jamaican artists. The label has gained respect for releases like the “Loverboy” riddim and for supporting the international reggae scene. On the No Glory Riddim, the culture arranger gave the music a deep roots feeling, using live instruments and rich melodies. This approach kept the spirit of roots reggae alive in 2010’s sessions, drawing in both older fans and new listeners. The riddim features a lineup of talented artists. Ask delivers “So Precious,” a track that highlights his smooth vocal style. Askala Selassie, known for her powerful voice and conscious lyrics, sings “No Love Sweeter.” G Ras brings a message about life’s struggles in “Money Thing.” Jacob, from the popular Italian band Mellow Mood, performs “Why.” Mellow Mood is known for their album “Large,” which reached reggae charts in Europe. Jah Youth’s “Selassie I” adds spiritual depth to the riddim. Other artists like Julia with “Woman,” Khari Kill with “Gun Town,” Lion D with “The Only Way,” Lutan Fyah with “Force Ripe,” and Mulina with “Notte D’Estate” each bring their own style. This riddim helped keep roots reggae strong and relevant in 2010.
No Glory Tracklist:
- Ask – So Precious
- Askala Selassie – No Love Sweeter
- G Ras – Money Thing
- Jacob (From Mellow Mood) – Why
- Jah Youth – Selassie I
- Julia – Woman
- Khari Kill – Gun Town
- Lion D – The Only Way
- Lutan Fyah – Force Ripe
- Mulina – Notte D’Estate
- Raphael – In Love Wid Di Ras
- Ras Tewelde – No Trouble
- Tizla – One Love
- Virtus – Everything Bout Yuh
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