OUT OF MANY RIDDIM produced by UPSETTA RECORDS/LOUD CITY 2019
Out Of Many Overview
Out Of Many Riddim arrived in 2019, a year when reggae continued to blend tradition with new sounds. This release stood out because it stayed true to the classic reggae structure, using familiar rhythms and deep basslines that fans know and love. Even as trends changed, this riddim held onto the roots, making it a favorite among those who appreciate authentic reggae vibes. The music arranger behind Out Of Many Riddim made careful choices, layering instruments to create a rich, full sound. The arrangement allowed each artist to shine while keeping the riddim’s core energy alive. The producer, UPSETTA RECORDS/LOUD CITY, played a big role in this. Known for their consistent work in reggae and dancehall, they have built a strong following with their quality productions. Their catalog includes collaborations with both emerging and established artists, and their releases often gather thousands of streams from reggae fans worldwide. Each artist brought something special to the riddim. Kumar delivered "Change" with heartfelt vocals and a message of transformation. Romain Virgo’s "Dutty Man" stood out for its smooth delivery and conscious lyrics. Oriel’s "Hustle Hard" inspired listeners with its theme of persistence. Jah Izrehl added emotion with "Sad To See," while Don Husky’s "Taking Control" brought a sense of empowerment. Out Of Many Riddim remains an important part of reggae history. It captures the spirit of 2019 while honoring the genre’s roots, and it continues to resonate with fans who value both tradition and quality in reggae music.
Out Of Many Tracklist:
- Kumar – Change
- Romain Virgo – Dutty Man
- Oriel – Hustle Hard
- Jah Izrehl – Sad To See
- Don Husky – Taking Control
- Capital D – The Glory
- Tommy Lee Sparta – Tomorrow’s A Better Day
- Jesse Royal – Weight On Your Shoulders
- Royal Blu – Woman
- Upsetta Records And Loud City – Out Of Many Riddim
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