Play Play Riddim - Morwell Esquire

PLAY PLAY RIDDIM produced by MORWELL ESQUIRE 1983

Roots Garden Records is behind one of the most talked-about reggae releases in sound systems right now. Their latest musical backdrop is packed with deep basslines and uplifting rhythms, making it a favorite for selectors and reggae fans alike. The project brings together respected voices from the roots reggae scene. Earl Cunningham delivers his song "Oh What A Day, " adding his signature warmth and heartfelt delivery. Cunningham is well known for his classic track "One Day Girl, " and his voice has graced many reggae compilations over the years. Next up is Earl Sixteen with the song "Play Play. " Earl Sixteen has a long career dating back to the late 1970s, and he is widely recognized for his work with producers like Lee "Scratch" Perry and Mad Professor. His steady, soulful style on this track brings a timeless feel to the riddim. The Morwells contribute with their song "Got To Get Away. " The Morwells are known for their harmony-rich roots reggae sound, and they have been influential since the 1970s with albums like "Kingston 12 Toughie. " Bringing it all together is producer MORWELL ESQUIRE, who has a long history in reggae production and is known for his work with the Morwells label. His touch ensures the riddim flows smoothly and keeps the spirit of reggae music alive. This musical backdrop is keeping reggae’s spirit strong in today’s scene.