Overdub Riddim – Altafan Records

OVERDUB RIDDIM produced by ALTAFAN RECORDS 2015

Overdub Overview

In 2015, the Overdub Riddim brought together a group of talented reggae artists, each adding their own voice to the project. Gentleman & Nakeisha opened strong with "Cruzin'," a track that blends their unique styles. Gentleman is well known in the reggae world and has worked with artists like Ky-Mani Marley. Micah Shemaiah followed with "Dance And Rock Steady...," showing the roots side of reggae with his powerful delivery. Oceana contributed "Why," bringing soulful energy to the riddim. Sara Lugo, who has collaborated with artists such as Protoje, added her smooth vocals to "Without You." Marcia Sealy’s "Rasta Love With Vibes" delivered a classic roots message, fitting perfectly with the project’s spiritual tone. Other standout tracks included Glen Washington’s "Love One Another," Jesse Royal’s "Set It Straight," Torch’s "When The Cup Overflow," Bob Andy & Mark Wonder’s "Can'T Stand This," and Rebellion The Recaller’s "Face The Fact." Each artist used the Overdub Riddim to showcase their own message and style. The musical backdrop was crafted by ALTAFAN RECORDS, a label known for supporting roots and conscious reggae. ALTAFAN RECORDS has a reputation for working with both established and new artists, helping to keep the roots reggae sound alive in Europe and beyond. The Overdub Riddim project is remembered as a highlight of reggae in 2015. With its warm rhythms and strong performances, it showed how deep and powerful roots reggae could be in the modern era.

Overdub Tracklist:

1. Gentleman & Nakeisha – Cruzin’
2. Micah Shemaiah – Dance And Rock Steady…
3. Oceana – Why
4. Sara Lugo – Without You
5. Marcia Sealy – Rasta Love With Vibes
6. Glen Washington – Love One Another
7. Jesse Royal – Set It Straight
8. Torch – When The Cup Overflow
9. Bob Andy & Mark Wonder – Can’T Stand This
10. Rebellion The Recaller – Face The Fact
11. Overdub Riddim

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