REGGAE VIRUS FIRST DOSE – TAD’S RECORD 2021
Reggae Virus First Dose – Tads Record Overview
The 2021 dub release Reggae Virus First Dose added a strong roots reggae flavor to the year’s music. The culture arranger behind this project shaped the riddim with a deep understanding of reggae tradition, giving the music a fresh but classic sound. The production, released by Tads Record, continued the label’s history of supporting authentic reggae sounds. The album features respected artists, each bringing their unique voice to the riddim. Glen Washington, known for his smooth vocals and the classic track "Kindness For Weakness," delivers "Captured." His contribution stands out with heartfelt delivery. Chezidek, who gained international attention with the song "Leave The Trees," sings "Let's Stay Together." Chezidek’s roots style fits well with the powerful rhythm. Sophia Squire, a rising voice in reggae, brings emotion to "Can't Be Too Much Love." Her performance adds warmth and sincerity to the collection. Screwdriver, who made waves with his hit "No Mama (Sharon Yuh Pregnant?)," offers "Never Miss Your Water," showing his ability to blend social themes with catchy melodies. Sanchez, a well-known singer famous for hits like "Never Dis Di Man," performs "Love Is Blind." His smooth delivery and vocal control highlight the riddim’s soulful side. Each artist on the project brings something special, making the release a showcase of reggae talent in 2021. This dub release remains an important part of reggae history from that year, reflecting both the genre’s roots and its ongoing creativity.
Tracklist:
- Glen Washington – Captured
- Chezidek – Let’s Stay Together
- Sophia Squire – Can’t Be Too Much Love
- Screwdriver – Never Miss Your Water
- Sanchez – Love Is Blind
- Little Hero – God Is Amazing
- Anthony Cruz – Oh Lord
- Mikey Spice – I Am I Said
- Wayne Wade – He Messed Up
- Ray Darwin – The Lion
- Junior Fearon – If I Could
- Mykal Rose – Today
- Dean Fraser – First Dose
- Tad Dawkins – Reggae Virus Version
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