NO WORRY RIDDIM produced by RAGGIE PRODUCTIONS 2013
No Worry Overview
Today, reggae fans still remember the 2013 “No Worry Riddim” project for its conscious message and classic roots style. The riddim stood out because it brought together different voices in reggae and dancehall, each adding their own energy and spirit. This release is often seen as a strong example of reggae’s power during that year. One of the main tracks, “Rastafari” by Blaqx Polish Ft Njeri And Alake, became known for its uplifting lyrics and deep connection to roots reggae. The song “Rastafari” by Njeri And Alake - Rastafari also made an impression, keeping the focus on positive messages and spiritual themes. Another standout was “No Worry” by Magnetics Ft Raggie And Dj Blackfoot, which gave the riddim its name and helped set the laid-back, confident mood of the release. Njeri And Alake have been recognized in the reggae scene for their strong vocal harmonies and commitment to conscious music. Magnetics, known for their collaborations, brought in Raggie and DJ Blackfoot to create a unique blend of sounds on “No Worry.” Each artist on the project stayed true to the roots of reggae while adding their own style. Behind the scenes, the dub engineering and production were handled by RAGGIE PRODUCTIONS. This label is respected for supporting independent reggae artists and has a history of working on projects that highlight rebel spirit and authentic reggae rhythms. In the end, “No Worry Riddim” remains a lasting example of reggae’s strength and unity in 2013, showing how different artists and producers can come together to create something memorable.
No Worry Tracklist:
- Blaqx Polish Ft Njeri And Alake – Rastafari
- Magnetics Ft Raggie And Dj Blackfoot – No Worry
- Milli Chab Feat Uahdeez And Mark Swagger – Puff It – Clean
- Milli Chab Feat Uahdeez And Mark Swagger – Puff It – Raw
- No Worry Riddim Verson Raggie Productions
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