REGGAE SAX RIDDIM produced by REGGAE VIBES MUSIC 2017
Reggae Sax Overview
In 2017, reggae music saw the release of a classic rhythm project that respected the roots of the genre. Produced by REGGAE VIBES MUSIC, this project stood out for its dedication to the traditional reggae sound. REGGAE VIBES MUSIC is known for supporting authentic reggae and working with respected artists across the scene. The label has built a reputation for quality productions and helping reggae reach listeners worldwide. The rhythm project brought together strong voices and musicianship. Jah Cure, one of reggae’s most soulful singers, performed “Lion In The Jungle.” His song added heartfelt emotion and depth to the rhythm. Lutan Fyah’s “I Feel The Pain” continued the tradition of conscious lyrics, sharing messages about struggle and hope. Ras Demo contributed “Babylon,” a song that spoke directly to the challenges faced by many in society. Instrumental flavor came from Slick Sax with “Should Journey.” The smooth saxophone lines gave the rhythm a unique and memorable sound. Sizzla, a respected name in reggae and dancehall, delivered “Come Link Me Girl,” showing his versatility and energy. Other artists such as Turbulence with “Crazy Love,” Eazi Money with “One Night Stand,” Powerman with “She Gone,” Khago with “Pack Up & Gwaan,” and the trio Charlie Chips, Dna, Taranchyla on “Ghetto Youths” each added their own style and voice to the project. This reggae rhythm project remains important in reggae history. It brought together tradition, talent, and a spirit that keeps reggae alive for new generations.
Reggae Sax Tracklist:
- Jah Cure – Lion In The Jungle
- Lutan Fyah – I Feel The Pain
- Ras Demo – Babylon
- Devano – Stop What You’Re Doing
- Slick Sax – Should Journey (Sax Solo)
- Sizzla – Come Link Me Girl
- Turbulence – Crazy Love
- Eazi Money – One Night Stand
- Powerman – She Gone
- Khago – Pack Up & Gwaan
- Charlie Chips,Dna,Taranchyla – Ghetto Youths
- Chache – Verführung (Seduction)
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