Sanity Riddim produced by Forever Music Productions 2023
Sanity Overview
Reggae fans, in 2023, the Sanity Riddim brought together a fresh group of artists and voices. The lineup featured Aaron Silk, who is well known for his conscious reggae style and his 2015 album "Defender of the Faith." On this riddim, he delivered the uplifting track "Rejoice." Jah WYZ added his own flavor with "The Coming Of Jah," bringing a roots message that fits well with the riddim's vibe. Vysionaer contributed "Deep Dark Sea," showing off a unique approach that stands out among the tracks. Earth Tremma teamed up with Renegad for "Sanity," and Renegad also appears solo on the track "Sanity." These artists used the riddim as a platform to express cultural ideas and share positive messages. Other artists like Lymie Murray with "Gully Gully," Perfect Giddimani with "A little Different," Darrio with "Love You Girl," Phalcon with "Reschedule," and Ch4se with "Falling" also added their voices, making the riddim a showcase for both new and established talent. The dub cut of Sanity Riddim was shaped by Forever Music Productions. This label is recognized for its work in developing young reggae artists and supporting authentic reggae sounds. Forever Music Productions has helped several tracks reach streaming platforms and radio, giving artists a bigger audience. Looking back, the Sanity Riddim dub cut gave young singers a stage to share reggae’s message in 2023. The project balanced smooth melodies with real social commentary, making it a memorable release for reggae lovers everywhere.
Sanity Tracklist:
- Aaron Silk – Rejoice
- Jah WYZ – The Coming Of Jah
- Vysionaer – Deep Dark Sea
- Earth Tremma feat. Renegad – Sanity
- Lymie Murray – Gully Gully
- Perfect Giddimani – A little Different
- Darrio – Love You Girl
- Phalcon – Reschedule
- Ch4se – Falling
- Earth Tremma – Tears Flow
- Instrumental – Sanity
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