RIDDIM DOUBLES – VPAL MUSIC 2016
Riddim Doubles – Vpal Music Overview
The studio hand behind this 2016 reggae riddim played a key role in shaping its conscious and uplifting sound. By focusing on deep basslines and classic reggae rhythms, the production team created a foundation that allowed each artist to shine. The riddim’s connection to the roots of reggae is clear, echoing the energy of traditional sound system culture. Sugar Minotti stands out with “True Love,” a track that highlights his smooth vocals and heartfelt delivery. His song brings a message of unity and affection, adding warmth to the riddim. Yami Bolo’s “Rasta Sojah” follows with a strong spiritual tone, reflecting his deep ties to Rastafarian beliefs. The song’s lyrics encourage strength and resilience, which have always been important themes in reggae music. Doniki appears twice on this riddim, first with “Mama Warrior,” a tribute to strong women, and again with “Lost Their Hopes,” which explores themes of struggle and perseverance. Natty King contributes “Rise From The East,” a song that inspires listeners to overcome challenges and stay hopeful. Fizroy Face’s “Teach Them” focuses on spreading knowledge and positive values, fitting perfectly with the riddim’s conscious vibe. This reggae track base remains an important part of reggae history. It brings together artists who each add their unique voice to a shared musical vision. The riddim’s conscious sound and its connection to reggae’s foundation make it a lasting project that continues to resonate with fans and new listeners alike.
Tracklist:
- Sugar Minotti – True Love
- Yami Bolo – Rasta Sojah
- Doniki – Mama Warrior
- Natty King – Rise From The East
- Fizroy Face – Teach Them
- Andrew Belle – Own Time
- Luciano – Jah Works
- Ginjah – Ethiopia
- Edi Fitzroy – Rastaman Chant
- Doniki – Lost Their Hopes
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