SIMPLY AMAZING RIDDIM produced by DESERT MONEY RECORDS 2013
Simply Amazing Overview
The Simply Amazing Riddim, released in 2013, remains a favorite among roots reggae fans. This project features a collection of tracks that capture the true spirit of reggae, each song adding its own unique energy to the riddim. Standout tracks include Gyptian — Forever, Morris Alan — Simply Amazing, and Craig Jackson — All Alone. These songs are known for their uplifting messages and authentic reggae sound. The riddim also includes strong contributions from Jah Mason — Oceans Are Wide and Ikaya — Ease My Pain. Each artist brings their own style, making the project diverse yet cohesive. Other tracks like J’Renee — Can’T Keep A Good Woman Down, Sizzla — You & I, Jahmor — Try My Love, Teflon — Just For Themselves, and Suhverto — Real Love help round out the project, giving listeners a full experience of roots reggae at its best. The artists involved are well respected in the reggae community. Gyptian is known for his soulful voice and heartfelt lyrics, while Morris Alan delivers a powerful performance on the title track. Craig Jackson’s All Alone is a favorite for its emotional depth. Jah Mason and Ikaya both add their own flavor, showing the range of talent on the riddim. Behind the scenes, the music was arranged with a deep respect for reggae tradition. The producer, DESERT MONEY RECORDS, has a reputation for supporting authentic reggae music and helping artists reach a wider audience. Their work on this project helped cement its place as a roots classic. Simply Amazing Riddim continues to be celebrated for its positive messages and strong island vibes, making it an important part of reggae history.
Simply Amazing Tracklist:
- Gyptian – Forever
- Morris Alan – Simply Amazing
- Craig Jackson – All Alone
- Jah Mason – Oceans Are Wide
- Ikaya – Ease My Pain
- J’Renee – Can’T Keep A Good Woman Down
- Sizzla – You & I
- Jahmor – Try My Love
- Teflon – Just For Themselves
- Suhverto – Real Love
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