Soul Riddim produced by Oneness Records 2010
Soul Overview
The rocksteady flow is still celebrated today for its smooth rhythms and soulful melodies. This style, which bridges the gap between classic reggae and modern sounds, continues to inspire both artists and fans. Its gentle grooves and heartfelt messages have made it a lasting influence in reggae music. Many contemporary artists have paid tribute to this tradition. Naptali And Arofat bring a sense of wisdom and family with their track “Grandma.” Lutan Fyah’s “Be Conscious” encourages listeners to stay aware and positive, while Raymond Wright’s “Cry Cry” delivers emotion and depth. Capleton’s “Truly Blessed” stands out with his signature energy, and Sara Lugo’s “Familiar Stranger” adds a fresh, melodic voice to the riddim. Other notable tracks include Luciano’s “Weapons Of War,” Denham Smith’s “Jezzibell,” Mark Wonder And Natural Black’s “As The World Turns,” Shocking Murray’s “Skaky,” and Fyah T’s “Set It.” Each artist brings their own touch, but all are united by the rocksteady flow. Behind these songs is Oneness Records, a label known for its dedication to roots reggae and high-quality productions. Founded in Germany, Oneness Records has built a reputation for working with top reggae artists and creating riddims that honor the past while sounding fresh. Their work on this riddim shows respect for tradition and a commitment to authentic reggae sounds. The rocksteady flow remains an important part of reggae history. It connects generations of musicians and listeners, keeping the spirit of classic reggae alive in modern music.
Soul Tracklist:
- Naptali And Arofat – Grandma
- Lutan Fyah – Be Conscious
- Raymond Wright – Cry Cry
- Capleton – Truly Blessed
- Sara Lugo – Familiar Stranger
- Luciano – Weapons Of War
- Denham Smith – Jezzibell
- Mark Wonder And Natural Black – As The World Turns
- Shocking Murray – Skaky
- Fyah T – Set It
- Singin U – A Chapter A Day
- Edge Michael – My Lady
- Oneness Band – Soul Riddim Version
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