Roots & Culture Riddim produced by Silly Walks Discotheque 2024
Roots & Culture Overview
Roots and Culture Riddim, released in 2024, marks an important moment in reggae dancehall music. The riddim was produced by Silly Walks Discotheque, a well-known German reggae production team with a strong history in the genre. They are recognized for their clean, roots-inspired sound and have worked with many respected artists over the years. This project brings together a group of talented voices. Jah — Lil shines with the song "Lift Me," bringing uplifting lyrics and smooth delivery. Reemah’s track "As Far As I Can See" adds melodic energy and thoughtful messages, while Inezi’s "Jah Jah See" offers a soulful vibe that connects with listeners. Jesse Royal joins in with "Roots And Culture," a song that stands out for its deep respect for reggae traditions. Gregory Morris & Silly Walks Discotheque also contribute with "Roots And Culture Riddim," an instrumental that highlights the strength of the production. Silly Walks Discotheque, who produced the riddim, has a reputation for quality and a commitment to the roots revival movement. Their work on this project keeps the sound fresh and engaging, while honoring classic reggae elements. The combination of these artists and the producer’s vision helped shape the dancehall vibe of 2024. Roots and Culture Riddim remains an important part of reggae dancehall history. Its blend of conscious lyrics, strong melodies, and authentic rhythms continues to capture attention and inspire both fans and artists in the scene.
Roots & Culture Tracklist:
- Jah-Lil – Lift Me
- Reemah – As Far As I Can See
- Inezi – Jah Jah See
- Jesse Royal – Roots And Culture (Single Edit)
- Jah-Lil – Lift Me (Dub)
- Inezi – Jah Jah See (Dub)
- Jesse Royal – Roots And Culture (Dub)
- Gregory Morris & Silly Walks Discotheque – Roots And Culture Riddim (Dub)
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