REGGAE ROADBLOCK RIDDIM produced by FOREVER MUSIC 2021
Reggae Roadblock Overview
The sound of Reggae Roadblock Riddim starts with the steady hand of FOREVER MUSIC, a producer and label known for their focus on authentic reggae and dancehall. FOREVER MUSIC has helped push new riddims into the spotlight, and their work often keeps the roots of reggae alive while reaching new listeners. With their careful production, they have built a reputation for quality and crossover appeal. This 2021 anthology brings together a strong lineup of artists, each adding their own style to the project. Earth Tremma opens with "RoadBlock," a track that quickly became a favorite among reggae fans for its honest delivery and driving rhythm. Empress Petra follows with "Rules," showing her vocal strength and message-driven style. Kim Pommel’s "Charlie" stands out with its catchy melody and heartfelt lyrics. Kumar Fyah, known for his work with the group Raging Fyah, delivers "Greedy Joe," bringing his roots experience and powerful voice. Lymie Murray, who has been active since the 1990s and is recognized for his smooth vocal style, gives us "Curfew," adding a classic touch to the collection. Other artists on this riddim include Perfect Giddimani with "Guh Hard," President Brown on "Contempt," Renegad & Steppa with "State Care," and Vysionaer on "Hypocrite." FOREVER MUSIC also provides the "Reggae RoadBlock Version," rounding out the set. This anthology quickly became a staple in reggae playlists, showing that roots reggae remains strong and relevant. For fans and selectors, Reggae Roadblock Riddim is proof of reggae’s ongoing power in 2021.
Reggae Roadblock Tracklist:
- Earth Tremma – RoadBlock
- Empress Petra – Rules
- Kim Pommel – Charlie
- Kumar Fyah – Greedy Joe
- Lymie Murray – Curfew
- Perfect Giddimani – Guh Hard
- President Brown – Contempt
- Renegad & Steppa – State Care
- Vysionaer – Hypocrite
- Forever Music – Reggae RoadBlock Version
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