SET US FREE RIDDIM produced by RICKO BERRY 2015
Set Us Free Overview
In 2015, reggae music saw a fresh wave of riddims, and the Set Us Free Riddim quickly stood out. Its roots-based track brought a classic reggae feel, but with a modern touch that fit right into the year’s playlists. The riddim’s steady bass and uplifting melodies made it a favorite for selectors and reggae fans alike. It became a staple in parties and on radio, reminding listeners of reggae’s deep roots and energy. A big part of the riddim’s success comes from its producer, Ricko Berry. Known for his work with the label Ricko Music, Berry has built a name for himself by blending traditional reggae sounds with new ideas. His productions often reach wide audiences, and the Set Us Free Riddim is one of his most streamed projects. The artists on this collection each brought their own flavor. Jimmy Riley, a legendary voice in reggae, shines with “Sweet Scenci Meenia” and “High Grade.” Riley is well known for his hit “Love and Devotion” and his long career as both a solo artist and member of The Uniques. Anthony Q’s “Break Di Spell” adds a smooth, heartfelt performance. Droop Lion, who is recognized for his powerful voice and as the nephew of Winston “Niney” Holness, delivers “C.T,” a track that stands out for its passion. Synnus brings “High Grade,” adding another layer of roots energy, while Tall Rich’s “We’Re Not Free” keeps the conscious message alive.
Set Us Free Tracklist:
- Jimmy Riley – Sweet Scenci Meenia
- Anthony Q – Break Di Spell
- Droop Lion -C.T
- Synnus – High Grade (Feat. Jimmy Riley)
- Tall Rich – We’Re Not Free
- Mahsiah – Struggling Continues
- Moeish – Real Woman
- I-Tay Kay – It’S Gonna Be Alright
- Initial T – Good Friends
- Ditruth – Live My Life
- Dasilva – Together We Rise
- Hempress Iley – Life Journey
- I-Maroon – Wall A Fame
- King Frisky – Hard Working
- Ricko Berry – Set Us Free Riddim
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