REGGAE REBIRTH RIDDIM produced by SMALL AXE ENTERTAINMENT 2013
Reggae Rebirth Overview
Reggae Rebirth Riddim, released in 2013, remains a strong example of modern roots reggae. The project was produced by SMALL AXE ENTERTAINMENT, a label known for its focus on authentic reggae sounds and its work with both new and established artists. SMALL AXE ENTERTAINMENT has built a reputation for quality productions and has helped bring several roots reggae projects to a wider audience. The riddim itself was recorded with attention to detail, using live instruments and classic reggae rhythms. This approach gives the music a warm, organic feel that connects with reggae’s roots. The musical backdrop is steady and meditative, making a perfect foundation for vocalists to express their messages. Each artist on the Reggae Rebirth Riddim adds their own touch. Buzhrock’s “Goal” stands out with its smooth delivery and positive message. Cally B’s “The Giddion” brings a deep, spiritual vibe, reflecting Cally B’s strong presence in the reggae scene. Di Sulvent’s “No More War” calls for peace, fitting the roots reggae tradition of social commentary. Ginjah contributes “If You Don’T Know Me,” adding his well-known soulful voice—Ginjah is recognized for songs like “Never Lost My Way,” which have earned him respect in reggae circles. I Thunder’s “No One Can Stop Me” is a powerful anthem of determination. Together, these artists shape the riddim, each bringing their unique style while keeping the reggae foundation strong. Even years later, Reggae Rebirth Riddim echoes the spirit of 2013 and continues to inspire fans and selectors alike.
Reggae Rebirth Tracklist:
- Buzhrock – Goal
- Cally B – The Giddion
- Di Sulvent – No More War
- Ginjah – If You Don’T Know Me
- I Thunder – No One Can Stop Me
- Izrel – Face To Face
- Junior X – We Shape The World
- Ra Deal – What Go’S Up
- Ras Fraser Jr – From My Sight
- Renegad – Mama’S Love
- Senita Mogul – A You Mi Love
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