Recharge Riddim produced by Kick Off Crew 2009
Recharge Overview
The Recharge Riddim is a reggae riddim from 2009 that brings a rich, roots-inspired sound. The music is strong with percussion, giving it an earthy and lively feeling. This style was popular in reggae during that time, and the riddim fits right into the roots revival happening in Jamaica’s music scene. Several well-known artists feature on this riddim. Luciano performs “Old Rugged Cross,” adding his powerful voice and conscious message. Luciano is respected for his classic album “Where There Is Life” and is known for uplifting reggae songs. Lutan Fyah’s track “Love” brings his smooth delivery and positive energy; he is recognized for his hit “St. Jago De La Vega” and his steady presence in modern roots reggae. Empress Robertha sings “Now That You’re Gone,” showing her soulful side. Teflon’s “Stand Firm” and Howard John’s “Empress Inna Mi Life” add more variety to the riddim, each bringing their own unique style. The riddim was built and produced by Kick Off Crew, a team known for keeping reggae’s roots sound alive. They have worked with many reggae artists and are respected for their authentic productions. Kick Off Crew released the Recharge Riddim on their own label, helping it reach reggae fans worldwide. In 2009, the Recharge Riddim was played at many reggae events and dances, capturing the spirit of the era with its roots-driven sound and talented lineup.
Recharge Tracklist:
- Luciano – Old Rugged Cross
- Lutan Fyah – Love
- Empress Robertha – Now That You’re Gone
- Teflon – Stand Firm
- Howard John – Empress Inna Mi Life
- Mikey General – Come Away
- Guidance – Ex Boyfriend
- Tamone – In The Streets
- Gary Minott – Frontline
- Ras Igel – Addis Ababa
- Tony D – High Grade
- Jah Selah – Thanks And Praise
- Cerassie Tea – Go Yu Ways
- Kick Off Crew – Recharge Riddim Version
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