ONWARD RIDDIM produced by SILLY WALKS DISCOTHEQUE 2017
Onward Overview
Onward Riddim is a reggae rhythm that came out in 2017. This riddim was made in Germany and brings together the old roots reggae style with a fresh, modern sound. It mixes real instruments, strong percussion, and horns to give it a deep and lively feeling. Several artists brought their voices to this project. Shuga sings “Onward,” sharing her powerful voice and message. Shuga is known for her time on Digicel Rising Stars, the Jamaican singing competition, where she first got attention. Kabaka Pyramid performs “Revolution Of The Mind.” Kabaka Pyramid is famous for mixing reggae and hip hop, and his album "The Kalling" won the Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album in 2023. Gentleman & Torch team up for “Keep On Moving.” Gentleman is a German reggae singer who has had big success in Europe, with his album "Confidence" reaching number one on the German charts. King Mas brings “Big Banking,” adding his own style to the riddim. The producer behind Onward Riddim is SILLY WALKS DISCOTHEQUE. This production team started in Hamburg, Germany, in the early 1990s. They have a long history in reggae music and are known for working with international artists and building bridges between Europe and Jamaica. Their riddims have reached millions of streams online. Onward Riddim shows that reggae music is still strong and full of life in 2017. It mixes culture and message, with artists from different places coming together over one powerful rhythm.
Onward Tracklist:
- Shuga – Onward
- Shuga – Onward (Russ Disciple Dub Mix)
- Kabaka Pyramid – Revolution Of The Mind
- Various Artists – Revolution Of The Mind (Russ Disciple Dub Mix)
- Gentleman & Torch – Keep On Moving
- Gentleman & Torch – Keep On Moving (Russ Disciple Dub Mix)
- King Mas – Big Banking
- Various Artists – Big Banking (Russ Disciple Dub Mix)
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