REGGAE ARCHIVES RIDDIM produced by SGK RECORDS 2012
Reggae Archives Overview
In 2012, reggae music saw many strong releases, but the Reggae Archives Riddim stood out as a foundation for the roots scene. This project captured the spirit of the year with rich, live-sounding rhythms and a focus on classic reggae elements. It quickly became a favorite among both new listeners and longtime fans, helping to keep the roots reggae sound alive at a time when dancehall and other styles were rising in popularity. The project was produced by SGK RECORDS, a label known for its dedication to authentic reggae productions. SGK RECORDS has built a reputation for working with emerging and established artists, and it has contributed to several well-received reggae projects. Their focus on quality and roots authenticity has made them respected in reggae circles. The Reggae Archives Riddim features several standout tracks. SGK Records themselves deliver “Reggae Archives Dub Version,” a deep and atmospheric instrumental that highlights the riddim’s strength. Flo’s “How Do You Feel” brings smooth vocals and uplifting lyrics, while Boneman’s “When A Man Loves” stands out with its heartfelt delivery. Boneman is also recognized for his consistent presence in the roots reggae scene. Mannex adds his unique sound with “Svovi Yangu,” bringing a blend of roots and modern touches. Gusomaine’s “Feel So Good” rounds out the lineup with a catchy, positive vibe. Each artist brings their own style, but all are united by the powerful riddim underneath. The Reggae Archives Riddim remains a key release from 2012, showing the enduring power of roots reggae.
Reggae Archives Tracklist:
- SGK Records – Reggae Archives Dub Version
- Flo – How Do You Feel
- Boneman – When A Man Loves
- Mannex – Svovi Yangu
- Gusomaine – Feel So Good
- Yung Stereo – Wakabatana
- Salem KMG – Reggae Beat
- Mary Mo – Not For Me
- Maad Vultej – Love By Discovery
- Slim Shut – Ambassador
- Khulroy – Can’t Believe It
- Benny B – Uptown Girl