PURA VIDA BRASIL RIDDIM produced by FREEDOM SOUNDS 2021
Pura Vida Brasil Overview
Pura Vida Brasil Riddim is a roots reggae instrumental that comes from Brazil. This riddim brought fresh energy to the reggae scene in 2021, mixing classic reggae sounds with a Brazilian touch. It became a platform for young and rising singers to share their voices and culture. Several talented artists recorded songs on the Pura Vida Brasil Riddim. Jahricio, known for his song "Babylon," is a reggae singer from Chile who has worked with artists like Alborosie and is respected in the Latin American reggae community. Daniel Profeta delivered "Cumprindo a Misso," showing his deep roots in the Brazilian reggae movement. Mateus Pinguim, with his track "Em Toda America," is also recognized as a skilled drummer and producer, and has contributed to many reggae projects in Brazil. Other artists on the riddim include Boomzakalaka with "Guerreros" and Ras Kadhu with "Ka Noa Kebrada." Each artist brings their own style, but together their songs create a strong and unified reggae experience. The producer behind this project is FREEDOM SOUNDS. This label is known for supporting reggae artists in Brazil and helping to spread reggae culture in South America. FREEDOM SOUNDS has produced several important reggae releases and is respected for its authentic sound and positive message. Pura Vida Brasil Riddim stands out as one of the strongest reggae releases of 2021. It gave a new generation of singers a chance to shine, while keeping the roots and spirit of reggae alive.
Pura Vida Brasil Tracklist:
- Jahricio – Babylon
- Daniel Profeta – Cumprindo a Misso
- Mateus Pinguim – Em Toda America
- Boomzakalaka – Guerreros
- Ras Kadhu – Ka Noa Kebrada
- Bob Marlon – O Poder da Musica
- Ojan – Reggae de Bamba
- Cedric Myton – Solving The Problem
- Helio Bentes – Sujeito Que Trabalha
- Key L’amour – Zion
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