RUMOURS RIDDIM produced by IDLERS CORNER RECORDS 2017
Rumours Overview
The Rumours Riddim was born in the studio with a classic reggae approach. Musicians built the track base in 2017, using live instruments and careful arrangements. The team wanted to keep the roots sound alive but add a fresh feeling. The dub engineer played a big role, shaping the riddim with creative mixing. He used reverb and echo to give the music a deep, jazzy texture, making sure each song had its own space but still fit together. IDLERS CORNER RECORDS, the producer behind the release, is known for promoting both new and established reggae artists. The label has a history of supporting roots music and has reached reggae fans worldwide through digital streams and sound system culture. On the Rumours Riddim, each artist brings their own style. Fitzie Niceness delivers “Disturbed Lover” with smooth vocals and heartfelt lyrics. Blackout Ja, who is known for his energetic performances and collaborations with artists like Mungo’s Hi Fi, offers “No Spread No Rumours,” a song with a strong message against gossip. Isha Bel stands out with “Green Rights,” using her voice to speak about justice and the environment. Carl Meeks, whose 1980s hit “Weh Dem Fah” made him a reggae favorite, gives us “Nuh Dat Easy,” showing his classic style.
Rumours Tracklist:
- Fitzie Niceness – Disturbed Lover
- Blackout Ja – No Spread No Rumours
- Isha Bel – Green Rights
- Carl Meeks – Nuh Dat Easy
- Tenor Youthman – Walk With Peace
- Mikey Melody – Let Dem Keep On
- D’Nations – Ungrateful
- George Palmer – Struggle
- Marshall Neeko – Rumours Dub
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