SLEEPLESS NIGHTS RIDDIM produced by MORE LIFE MUSIC | VPAL MUSIC 2016
Sleepless Nights Overview
In 2016, the Sleepless Nights Riddim brought a fresh sound to reggae fans. This project blended classic reggae with touches of other genres, making it stand out. The rhythm has a smooth foundation, but you can hear hints of soul, dancehall, and even R&B in the melodies and beats. This mix gives the riddim both a modern and timeless feel. The artists each brought their own style to the project. Fya Rose delivered “Sleepless Night,” using her strong voice and emotional lyrics. Sugar Minott, known for hits like “Good Thing Going,” added his classic reggae touch with “Lost & Found.” Exodus performed “Should Have Been,” while Jah Clive brought roots energy to “Rasta Queen.” Mi A Zia’s “No Streggae Sound” added another layer, showing how reggae can mix with other music styles without losing its message. Other artists like Malibu with “In A Dream,” Stacin with “Your Wifie,” and Muscle Emanuel with “No Guns” also helped make the riddim diverse. Each song has its own mood, but they all share a focus on real-life stories and social issues. The producer, MORE LIFE MUSIC | VPAL MUSIC, played a key role. VPAL MUSIC is known as a distribution arm of VP Records, which has helped reggae reach global audiences for years. Their experience made sure the project had high quality and wide reach. Today, fans still play the Sleepless Nights Riddim as a reminder of roots reggae in 2016. Its mix of culture, message, and new sounds keeps it alive in reggae history.
Sleepless Nights Tracklist:
- Fya Rose – Sleepless Night
- Sugar Minott – Lost & Found
- Exodus – Should Have Been
- Jah Clive – Rasta Queen
- Mi A Zia – No Streggae Sound
- Malibu – In A Dream
- Stacin – Your Wifie
- Muscle Emanuel – No Guns
- More Life Music – Sleepless Nights Riddim
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