SOLACE RIDDIM produced by SMALL AXE ENTERTAINMENT 2022
Solace Overview
In 2022, the Solace Riddim brought a fresh wave to roots reggae, adding to the year’s strong one drop releases. The riddim was produced by SMALL AXE ENTERTAINMENT, a label known for its dedication to authentic reggae sounds. The label has a reputation for working with both established and rising artists, and their productions are often featured on major reggae platforms and playlists. The Solace Riddim features a steady one drop rhythm, giving each artist a solid foundation to deliver their message. The recording process focused on keeping the instrumentation warm and organic, with live drums and bass at the center. This approach helped the riddim stand out among digital-heavy productions and kept the roots vibe alive. Anthony B, a veteran known for hits like “Fire Pon Rome,” brings his signature energy to “Lying Lips.” His delivery rides the riddim with authority, adding depth to the set. Mason DI Emperor’s “Why?” questions social issues with a clear and direct style, while Lutan Fyah, who has collaborated with acts like Turbulence and Sizzla, adds thoughtful lyrics on “Think Twice.” SkillinJah’s “Good Rootz Musik” keeps the message positive, and Bencil Clickstar’s “She Feel Love” offers a melodic touch. Other tracks on the riddim include Duane Stephenson’s “Guns & Roses” and Princess MeMe’s “Confidence,” each adding their unique voice. The consistent flow across the set made Solace Riddim a favorite for selectors and roots fans. Looking back, this one drop base helped carry reggae’s message forward in 2022.
Solace Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Lying Lips
- Mason DI Emperor – Why?
- Lutan Fyah – Think Twice
- SkillinJah – Good Rootz Musik
- Bencil Clickstar – She Feel Love
- Duane Stephenson – Guns & Roses
- Princess MeMe – Confidence
- Renegad – Rock and Come Een
- Future Gregg – Blood & Tears
- Junior X – Mama Nature
- Earth Tremma – If You Only
- Small Axe Entertainment – Riddim Version
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