RASBERRY RIDDIM produced by NATTY POWER 2015
Rasberry Overview
In 2015, reggae was seeing a revival of roots-inspired rhythms, and the Rasberry Riddim fit perfectly into that moment. The track base brought back the classic reggae sound, filled with deep bass and steady drums. It offered a sense of nostalgia, while sounding fresh for the new generation. The direction and arrangement came from NATTY POWER, a producer known for shaping roots reggae projects. NATTY POWER worked through Natty Power Records, a label that has released several riddim compilations. Their careful attention to detail and respect for the foundation of reggae helped keep the sound authentic on this release. The artists on Rasberry Riddim each brought their own energy. Delly Ranx, with his track "Better Than Yardie," is recognized for his production skills and as a dancehall artist with hits like "Pon Di Corner" (with Mega Banton). His contribution here shows his versatility. Anthony Que’s "Seek For The Power" stands out, as Anthony Que has worked with reggae greats like Luciano and has a solid solo career, especially with his album "Freedom Fighters." Khalij delivers "Hope And Dreams...," adding a meditative and uplifting touch to the riddim. Ian Sweetness’s "I Am A Survivor" brings soulful vocals, while Anthony John’s "Its Alright" keeps the positive message alive. Together, these songs carried the roots message through 2015. With NATTY POWER’s guidance, the project kept the classic reggae spirit strong, uniting different voices under one sound and reminding listeners of reggae’s deep roots and ongoing relevance.
Rasberry Tracklist:
- Delly Ranx – Better Than Yardie
- Anthony Que – Seek For The Power
- Khalij – Hope And Dreams…
- Ian Sweetness – I Am A Survivor
- Anthony John – Its Alright
- Spectacular Ft. Chezidek – Watch Over Me
- Jahbulani – Take My Hands
- Natty Power Records – Rasberry Riddim Instrumental
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