One Part Riddim – Only Street Vibes Production

ONE PART RIDDIM (FRENCH REGGAE) – ONLY STREET VIBES PRODUCTION / ROOTS ROCK REGGAE 2015

One Part Overview

In 2015, One Part Riddim made a strong impression on reggae fans. The music was built for sound system culture, where heavy bass and deep grooves fill the air at dances and outdoor parties. The riddim’s roots style, with its steady drum and bass, was crafted by a skilled producer who understood the power of classic reggae rhythms. These sounds echoed through many sound system nights, giving the crowd a spiritual and uplifting feeling. The roots craftsman behind the riddim paid close attention to keeping the original reggae spirit alive. The production was smooth and soulful, creating a platform for artists to deliver their messages with clarity and strength. Several respected artists voiced the riddim. Difanga brought his song “Sweet Reggae Music,” sharing his passion for the genre. Jah Defender, known for his album “Rastaman Rise,” added the track “Warrior,” showing his commitment to conscious lyrics. Général Lion I contributed “Aimons Notre Prochain,” promoting unity and love. Mathieu Ruben, who has worked with Admiral T on the hit “Elle Veut,” performed “Je Me Lève,” a song about rising up. Torody’s “Selassie I” honored the spiritual roots of reggae. Other voices on the riddim included Don Gaucho with “Ce Monde Est Fou,” Nyx Lion with “Vers Quoi Ils Courent,” Animastah with “Survivor,” Raphael I with “Get What You Give,” and Rasmajor with “L’Unité.” Each artist brought their own style, but together they created a collection that still feels fresh in reggae history.

One Part Tracklist:

1. Difanga – Sweet Reggae Music
2. Jah Defender – Warrior
3. Général Lion I – Aimons Notre Prochain
4. Mathieu Ruben – Je Me Lève
5. Torody – Selassie I
6. Don Gaucho – Ce Monde Est Fou
7. Nyx Lion – Vers Quoi Ils Courent
8. Animastah – Survivor
9. Raphael I – Get What You Give
10. Rasmajor – L’Unité

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