PICK UP THE PIECES RIDDIM produced by NEW BRAND MUSIC 2014
Pick Up The Pieces Overview
Pick Up The Pieces Riddim comes from Jamaica’s reggae scene and made a strong mark in 2014. The rhythm was produced by NEW BRAND MUSIC, a label known for working with both new and established reggae artists. This riddim became a favorite for DJs and selectors, especially in roots reggae sets that year. The set features Anthony Malvo with two tracks: “Cyaan Draw Wi Out” and “Pick Up The Pieces.” Malvo is well known for his hit “Take You To The Dance” with Tiger, and has had a long career in reggae music. Bugle also appears with “Who Am I To Love.” Bugle is recognized for songs like “Rasta Party” and is respected for his thoughtful lyrics. Chatta brings the song “Ganja Tea,” adding a classic herbalist vibe to the mix. Chester Miller, with “Gift Of Life,” is known for his soulful voice. Chuckle Berry’s “Praises” is another highlight. Each artist brings their own style, making the riddim feel full and lively. The dub engineer behind the project gave the riddim its crisp, clean sound, helping every instrument and vocal stand out. NEW BRAND MUSIC’s careful work on this release helped it become a vinyl favorite and a lasting piece of the 2014 roots reggae movement. This set is still remembered for its conscious lyrics and strong performances.
Pick Up The Pieces Tracklist:
- Anthony Malvo – Cyaan Draw Wi Out
- Anthony Malvo – Pick Up The Pieces
- Bugle – Who Am I To Love
- Chatta – Ganja Tea
- Chester Miller – Gift Of Life
- Chuckle Berry – Praises
- Delly Ranx – Highest Grades
- Dj Chris – So Sweet
- Elle Trema – All These Years
- Extallent – Sumpin’ Hafi Gwaan
- Luciano Feat.chuckle – Berry – Real Life
- Luciano – Real Life
- Lutan Fyah – Genuine Woman
- Mistah Criss – Pick Up The Pieces Riddim Instrumental
- Original Thriller – Market
- Semojrah Naki – Only Jah Knows
- Tony Tuff – Can’t Stop Us Again
- Wally Rich – Missing You
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