Reggae Virus Riddim (Remix) produced by Tad’s Records 2025
Reggae Virus Overview
Fans have welcomed the new roots anthology with real excitement. The steady drum and bass lines have caught listeners’ attention, making this release stand out in the reggae scene. The collection brings together respected artists, each bringing a unique touch to the riddim. Mikey Spice delivers “I Am I Said,” showing off his soulful voice. Known for his classic “Practice What You Preach,” Mikey Spice’s strong vocals are a highlight here as well. Sanchez, a singer famous for his 1990s hit “Never Dis Di Man,” adds his smooth style to “Love Is Blind.” Glen Washington, who first gained wide notice with his album “Brother to Brother,” brings warmth and experience to “Captured.” Chezidek’s “Let’s Stay Together” and Sophia Squire’s “Can’t Be Too Much Love” both add fresh energy, with Sophia Squire continuing to build her name in the roots reggae community. The foundation rhythm is built on deep drum and bass, giving the whole anthology a solid, classic feel. This strong base lets each artist shine. The label behind the project is Tad’s Records, a company with a long history in reggae. Tad’s Records, founded by Tad Dawkins, has released many important albums over the years, including works with Gregory Isaacs and Dennis Brown. Every track on this roots anthology helps push reggae forward. The mix of seasoned voices and conscious lyrics gives the riddim a sense of purpose.
Reggae Virus Tracklist:
- Mikey Spice – I Am I Said
- Sanchez – Love Is Blind
- Glen Washington – Captured
- Chezidek – Let’s Stay Together
- Sophia Squire – Can’t Be Too Much Love
- Screwdriver – Never Miss Your Water
- Anthony Cruz – Oh Lord
- Little Hero – God Is Amazing
- Mykal Rose – Today
- Ray Darwin – The Lion
- Junior Fearon – If I Could
- Wayne Wade – He Messed Up
- Dean Fraser – First Dose
- Tad ‘jr Tads’ Dawkins – Reggae Virus Version
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