Relationship Riddim – Pure Music Productions 2023
Relationship Overview
The Relationship Riddim brought a fresh sound to the 2023 reggae scene, with each track adding its own flavor. The collection includes Anthony Malvo with “Bless Me Jah Jah,” a song that calls out for spiritual guidance and strength. Blizzi Italian steps in with “Bob and the Wailers,” paying respect to reggae legends and keeping the roots alive. DC0D3’s “Appreciated” brings a message of gratitude and love, fitting well with the uplifting mood of the riddim. Delly Ranx delivers two strong tracks, “100% of Love” and “So Free,” both filled with his signature energy and catchy hooks. Jenel’s “I’m Leaving” stands out with its emotional vocals and storytelling. Anthony Malvo, known for his classic hit “Come Back to Me” with Tiger, brings decades of experience to the project. Delly Ranx is also a respected name in reggae and dancehall, noted for his work as both an artist and a producer. His album “Good Profile” and collaborations with stars like Buju Banton have made him a familiar voice in the genre. Blizzi Italian and DC0D3 add fresh voices, while Jenel’s contribution shows the range of talent on the riddim. The studio work behind Relationship Riddim captures the warmth and vintage feel that reggae lovers appreciate. The production brings together all the artists in a way that feels natural and united. With its classic influences and new voices, this riddim stood out as one of the cultural highlights of 2023, echoing through sound system nights and keeping reggae’s spirit alive.
Relationship Tracklist:
- Anthony Malvo – Bless Me Jah Jah
- Blizzi Italian – Bob and the Wailers
- DC0D3 – Appreciated
- Delly Ranx – 100% of Love
- Delly Ranx – So Free
- G-Rock – For so Long
- Jenel – I’m Leaving
- Lukie D – Heartless
- Pressure Busspipe – Heat Is On
- Stevie Face – Change My Life
- Vershon – Soon Come Home
- Wzdom – Wait for You
- Pure Music Productions – Relationship Riddim (Instrumental)
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