PEARL RIDDIM produced by REBEL SOULZ 2012
Pearl Overview
Pearl Riddim is a reggae instrumental from 2012 with a classic roots sound. The music is warm, steady, and uplifting. Its rhythm is organic, with deep bass and gentle drums, making it perfect for roots sessions and reggae playlists. The mood is positive and conscious, bringing listeners back to the heart of reggae. Many respected artists voiced their songs on Pearl Riddim. Danglin delivers "Jamaica We Love," a tribute to his homeland filled with pride and hope. Sean Coore’s "My Room" brings a personal touch, showing his smooth vocals over the steady beat. Claudius England, known for his inspirational work in reggae, sings "Thousand Pickney," focusing on social issues and the lives of children. Tony Rebel, a legend in conscious reggae and founder of the Rebel Salute festival, brings "Features Of My Life" to the project, adding his signature thoughtful lyrics. Hezron, who gained attention with his album "The Life I Live(d)," offers "I Need Your Lovin," blending romance with roots style. Other tracks on the riddim include "Forgive Me" by Vybz Kartel, "Again" by Angel, "Magic" by Jay 5, "Cold Concrete" by Beego, and "Love Song For Music" by Squaddy. Each artist brings their own flavor, but the riddim keeps everything united. The producer behind Pearl Riddim is REBEL SOULZ, a team known for their focus on conscious reggae and roots music. Their work has helped keep the roots tradition strong in the 2010s.
Pearl Tracklist:
- Danglin – Jamaica We Love
- Sean Coore – My Room
- Claudius England – Thousand Pickney
- Tony Rebel – Features Of My Life
- Hezron – I Need Your Lovin
- Vybz Kartel – Forgive Me
- Angel – Again
- Jay 5 – Magic
- Beego – Cold Concrete
- Squaddy – Love Song For Music
- Firestar – Higher Heights
- Ras Fraser Jr. – People Of The World
- Ariff Butler – Might Think
- Rebel Soulz – Pearl Riddim
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