NO ORDINARY LOVE RIDDIM produced by IRIEVIBRATION RECORDS|VPAL MUSIC 2015
No Ordinary Love Overview
The No Ordinary Love Riddim dub release became a favorite in roots reggae sessions soon after its 2015 debut. Behind the scenes, IRIEVIBRATION RECORDS|VPAL MUSIC shaped the sound with careful studio work. The label, based in Vienna, Austria, has a strong reputation for blending classic reggae with modern influences. Their catalog includes collaborations with well-known artists and projects that reach international audiences. The recording process for this riddim focused on clear, crisp instrumentals. Each element was layered to give the music depth while keeping the groove steady and true to rocksteady traditions. The studio team paid close attention to the balance of drums, bass, and melodies, helping the riddim stand out in a busy reggae market. Artists like Mas, with his track Million Miles, brought smooth vocals and heartfelt lyrics. Denham Smith added Ordinary Man, showing his skill as a singer who has worked with producers across Europe and Japan. Don Bonn’s Roots Revival kept the energy high, while Don Minott delivered Time And Space, adding a thoughtful touch. Elijah Prophet, known for his powerful stage presence, contributed You Say to the project. Each artist shaped the riddim’s rocksteady flow in their own way. Their voices and styles carried reggae’s message of unity and love, echoing through sound systems and dancehalls. This release showed how careful production and strong performances can keep reggae’s spirit alive in new times.
No Ordinary Love Tracklist:
- Mas – Million Miles
- Denham Smith – Ordinary Man
- Don Bonn – Roots Revival
- Don Minott – Time And Space
- Elijah Prophet – You Say
- Exile Di Brave – Daylight
- Junior Kelly – False Pretender
- Kinetical – Treetop
- Offi – Found Joy
- Promise No Promises – Love Me Say
- Ras Kuko – Vida
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