REGGAEVILLE RIDDIM produced by ONENESS RECORDS 2012
Reggaeville Overview
In 2012, the Reggaeville Riddim brought a fresh energy to reggae music. This foundation rhythm was built with classic reggae sounds, keeping the roots of the genre strong while adding a new vibe. The riddim quickly found its way into reggae playlists, thanks to the work of ONENESS RECORDS. ONENESS RECORDS is a respected production team from Germany, known for working with top reggae artists and for their international collaborations. Their releases often gather artists from Jamaica and around the world, helping reggae reach new listeners. The Reggaeville Riddim features several well-known artists. Iba Mahr delivers the uplifting track “My Day,” showing the same heartfelt style that made his song “Diamond Sox” a favorite in reggae circles. Jamie Irie’s “Mary Jane” adds a smooth, melodic touch. Suga Roy And Conrad Crystal inspire with “Dont Give Up On Life,” bringing their signature harmonies. Warrior King And Bryan Art join forces on “New Day.” Warrior King is known for his hit song “Virtuous Woman,” which made him a standout in modern roots reggae. Tarrus Riley, who is famous for his international hit “She’s Royal,” sings “The World Is A Ghetto” on this riddim. Other artists include Naptali And Ras Muhamad with “Farmerman,” Rootz Underground with “Winday Day,” Ganjaman And Danny Ranks on “The World Is Yours,” Etana with “One Fist,” and Sizzla’s powerful “Thats Why.” With these tracks, the Reggaeville Riddim kept reggae’s roots alive in 2012, bringing together voices old and new on a strong musical foundation.
Reggaeville Tracklist:
- Iba Mahr – My Day
- Jamie Irie – Mary Jane
- Suga Roy And Conrad Crystal – Dont Give Up On Life
- Warrior King And Bryan Art – New Day
- Tarrus Riley – The World Is A Ghetto
- Naptali And Ras Muhamad – Farmerman
- Rootz Underground – Winday Day
- Ganjaman And Danny Ranks – The World Is Yours
- Etana – One Fist
- Sizzla – Thats Why
- Erica Newell – Roses For My Baby
- Nakria – Un Canci Mai
- Fyah T – Musical Shot
- Ephram Juda And Hawkeye – Give Thanks For Live
- Skarra Mucci And Kiprich – Love Mi Fi Me
- Teacha Dee – Sound System
- Ray Darwin – Father
- Mark Wonder – The Word Needs Love
- Sara Lugo And Kabaka Pyramid – High And Windy
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