Roots Tree Riddim produced by Upsetta Records and Loud City Music 2024
Roots Tree Overview
In 2024, the dub version of Roots Tree Riddim arrived at a moment when reggae fans were seeking a fresh connection between today’s voices and the classic roots sound. Dub has always been a space for experimentation, where producers and engineers shape tracks with echo, reverb, and deep bass. This time, the dub cut created a bridge between modern artists and the timeless flow of roots reggae. The influence of the sound architect was clear. The mix highlighted each artist’s unique style, while keeping the heartbeat of roots reggae strong. Upsetta Records and Loud City Music, both well-known in the reggae world, worked together on this project. Upsetta Records is respected for its consistent output of roots and dancehall riddims, and has previously released the “Victory Rock Riddim” which gained international attention. Loud City Music is known for its high-quality production and collaborations with top reggae artists. On this riddim, Anthony B delivered “Born To Win,” adding his strong, conscious voice. Anthony B is famous for his hit album “Universal Struggle” and has performed on stages worldwide. Badda General contributed “Gallis,” bringing his sharp delivery. Chezidek’s “Conquer Dem” continued his tradition of uplifting, roots-focused tracks; Chezidek’s album “Inna Di Road” was praised by reggae critics. Darrio joined with “Trod On,” while Kxng Izem added “Vent,” both showing the new generation’s commitment to roots culture. The dub cut of Roots Tree Riddim captured the energy of 2024 roots reggae, blending tradition with new voices and uniting listeners on dancefloors and in deep listening sessions.
Roots Tree Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Born To Win
- Badda General – Gallis
- Chezidek – Conquer Dem
- Darrio – Trod On
- Kxng Izem – Vent
- Lutan Fyah – Dem Fail
- Perfect Giddimani – Good Morning Glory
- Prince Levy – Late At Night
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