ONE LOVE RIDDIM produced by SARRE SIDE MUSIC 2013
One Love Overview
The story of the rocksteady flow is a journey that started in Jamaica in the late 1960s, shaping reggae’s core rhythm. By 2013, this foundation was still strong, inspiring new riddims that kept the roots alive. The “One Love Riddim” is a perfect example of this tradition, with its steady, percussion-driven groove reminding fans of reggae’s golden era. SARRE SIDE MUSIC, a label known for its deep dub influences, produced the riddim. Based in Germany, SARRE SIDE MUSIC has built a reputation for blending classic reggae with modern sounds. Their work often features heavy echo and reverb, giving each track a unique space and atmosphere. The compilation brings together a group of artists who each add their own flavor to the riddim. Dony’s “Licht” stands out with its uplifting message, while Jah Ghatti’s “World War” delivers a powerful call for peace. Jah Ghatti is recognized for his energetic stage presence and has performed at several European reggae festivals. Jahmikee’s “Jeder Gewinnt” continues the positive vibe, encouraging unity among listeners. Manja’s “Mein Reggaegefühl” brings a personal touch, expressing her connection to reggae music. Mörda Feat Ramoncita’s “Love” is a heartfelt duet, with Ramoncita’s vocals adding warmth to the track. Each song on the riddim carries the spirit of roots reggae, yet offers something new for today’s fans. Even years after its release, selectors and reggae lovers still play this rocksteady flow. It remains a roots memory of 2013, showing how reggae’s foundation continues to inspire and move people worldwide.
One Love Tracklist:
- Dony – Licht
- Jah Ghatti – World War
- Jahmikee – Jeder Gewinnt
- Manja – Mein Reggaegefühl
- Mörda Feat Ramoncita – Love
- Rusty Larynx – Calling Yah
- Shocking Murray – Tension
- Singin Gold – My Own Way
- Yah Meek – Free Your Mind
- Sarre Side Allstars – One Love Riddim – Instrumental
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