PRESSURE PAIN RIDDIM produced by TABOKEY RECORDS 2021
Pressure Pain Overview
The Pressure Pain Riddim came together in the studio with a clear vision. The roots selector wanted to bring a modern sound to classic reggae rhythms, focusing on deep bass and soulful melodies. This creative direction guided every step, from the first drum beat to the final mix. At the heart of the project was TABOKEY RECORDS, a label known for its commitment to bass culture and roots reggae. Over the years, TABOKEY RECORDS has built a strong reputation in the reggae community, with several releases gaining attention on streaming platforms like Apple Music and Spotify. The riddim features a lineup of talented artists, each bringing their own style. Aflare opens with "Jah Me Look To," a song that blends spiritual lyrics with smooth vocal delivery. Aflare has been recognized for collaborations in the reggae scene, earning respect among both fans and fellow musicians. Jah Rise follows with "Time Like These," offering a thoughtful message for listeners. Jah Rise is known for his conscious lyrics and steady presence on roots reggae playlists. Acezz delivers "Point of View," adding a fresh perspective to the riddim. Acezz has gained attention for his unique sound and has started to make a name for himself in recent years. Kash Nyce’s "Focus" stands out for its uplifting energy. Kash Nyce has previously worked with other well-known reggae artists, contributing to his growing popularity. Finally, Tabokey presents "Pressure Pain Riddim," tying the project together with a powerful instrumental version. Looking back, roots fans often mention Pressure Pain Riddim as one of the standout releases of 2021, a testament to its lasting impact.
Pressure Pain Tracklist:
- Aflare – Jah Me Look To
- Jah Rise – Time Like These
- Acezz – Point of View
- Kash Nyce – Focus
- X-Trait – Inspiration
- Tabokey – Pressure Pain Riddim
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