NORTHERN LIGHTS RIDDIM produced by WICKED VYBZ 2015
Northern Lights Overview
The Northern Lights Riddim was released by Wicked Vybz, a label known for keeping classic reggae roots alive in the modern era. This 2015 riddim stands out for its deep basslines and smooth flow, echoing the sounds that shaped reggae in earlier decades. Wicked Vybz, the producer behind the riddim, has a reputation for blending foundation reggae with fresh energy. With several notable releases under their belt, Wicked Vybz has helped introduce new listeners to the timeless qualities of roots reggae while supporting established artists. The Northern Lights Riddim features a strong lineup of vocalists who each bring their unique style to the project. Jah Sun delivers a powerful message with "Peace Cry," a song that calls for unity and understanding. Perfect Giddimani’s "Herbsman Time" adds a lively, herbalist vibe, celebrating the culture and traditions of reggae. Lutan Fyah contributes "Gone Away," a reflective track with thoughtful lyrics and soulful melodies. Kali Blaxx's "No More Gunshot" speaks directly against violence, calling for peace in communities. Gappy Ranks uplifts listeners with "Lift Me Up," a song that offers hope and positivity. Each artist’s performance fits seamlessly over the riddim, showing respect for reggae’s roots while bringing their own voice to the project. The foundation of the riddim, crafted by Wicked Vybz, ties all the voices together. Their production keeps the spirit of classic reggae alive, making the Northern Lights Riddim a favorite among fans. Years after its release, this riddim remains an important part of reggae history, celebrated for its authentic sound and meaningful messages.
Northern Lights Tracklist:
- Jah Sun – Peace Cry
- Perfect Giddimani – Herbsman Time
- Lutan Fyah – Gone Away
- Kali Blaxx – No More Gunshot
- Gappy Ranks – Lift Me Up
- Wicked Vybz – Nothern Lights Riddim (Instrumental)
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