Protector Riddim – Mv Music

PROTECTOR RIDDIM produced by MV MUSIC 2014

Protector Overview

In 2014, the Protector Riddim brought a classic roots sound back into the reggae scene. Its rocksteady flow, with deep bass and warm guitar, connects directly to Jamaican sound system culture. This style is built for big speakers and outdoor dances, where every beat and melody can be felt. The riddim’s smooth, steady rhythm gives DJs and singers space to shine, just like in the early days of reggae. The arranger’s role is key in this type of music. The arranger shapes how each instrument fits together, making sure the groove stays tight for singers and selectors. On the Protector Riddim, the arrangement keeps things soulful and peaceful, letting each artist’s message come through clearly. The producer behind this project is MV MUSIC, a label known for supporting reggae’s roots and modern voices. MV MUSIC has a reputation for quality productions and has worked on several successful riddims. Their focus on warm, timeless tones helps keep the genre’s foundation strong, even as new artists join in. Several well-known artists appear on the Protector Riddim. Cecile brings her unique style to “One Man To Mi Body,” while Mr Vegas delivers both “Cell Phone” and the powerful “Protector.” Delly Ranx keeps things lively with “Juggle Me A Juggle.” Turbulence’s “Bloodshed And Tears” and Nature’s “Headache” add depth and emotion. Other voices like Ginger with “Insider,” Latty J with “Irie Vibes,” and Terri with “Reggae Royal” all contribute to the riddim’s rich sound. The Protector Riddim shows how rocksteady’s influence remains strong in reggae history, especially in sound system culture. Its blend of classic vibes and new energy keeps fans coming back.

Protector Tracklist:

1. Cecile – One Man To Mi Body
2. Mr Vegas – Cell Phone
3. Mr Vegas – Protector
4. Delly Ranx – Juggle Me A Juggle
5. Turbulence – Bloodshed And Tears
6. Nature – Headache
7. Ginger – Insider
8. Latty J – Irie Vibes
9. Terri – Reggae Royal
10. Mv Music – Protector Riddim

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