REGGAE DANCE RIDDIM produced by IRELAND RECORDS 2020
Reggae Dance Overview
In 2020, the Reggae Dance Riddim project showed reggae’s depth in a fresh new way. The riddim brought together artists from different backgrounds and let them blend reggae with other music styles. This mix created songs that sound both classic and modern. Av&nte’s “Day & Age” stands out for its smooth vocals and catchy melody. Their performance brings a pop touch to the reggae base, making the song easy for many listeners to enjoy. Frass, with “Hold On,” adds energy and emotion, mixing strong lyrics with the steady reggae beat. Jah Cure’s “Oh Jah” is soulful and spiritual, showing his roots in traditional reggae while still fitting the modern sound of the riddim. Lutan Fyah’s “Fake Friend” brings in conscious lyrics, a classic part of roots reggae. His delivery reminds listeners of reggae’s power to tell real stories. Nkosi’s “Struggles” gives voice to hardship and hope, blending dancehall influences with roots reggae feeling. Queen Ifrica’s “Silly Thoughts” and Teflon’s “My Nation” both add their own unique flavors, showing the riddim’s flexibility. A roots craftsman helped shape the project, bringing in deep musical knowledge and classic reggae sounds. Their touch kept the riddim grounded in tradition while allowing new ideas to shine. IRELAND RECORDS, the producer behind this project, has a strong history in reggae music. The label is known for supporting both new and established artists and has helped many tracks reach wide audiences through streaming platforms. This reggae rhythm project remains an important part of reggae history, showing how the genre can grow while keeping its roots strong.
Reggae Dance Tracklist:
- Av&nte – Day & Age
- Frass – Hold On
- Jah Cure – Oh Jah
- Lutan Fyah – Fake Friend
- Nkosi – Struggles
- Queen Ifrica – Silly Thoughts (Raw)
- Queen Ifrica – Silly Thoughts (Clean)
- Teflon – My Nation
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