SUMMER DRIVE RIDDIM produced by TAJMEIL RECORDS / GESTA MUSIC 2013
Summer Drive Overview
In 2013, reggae music was still deeply connected to its roots, but new sounds and fresh energy were everywhere. The island vibes were strong, and many young artists and producers were looking for ways to blend classic reggae with modern styles. This was the musical world where the Summer Drive Riddim was born. The riddim was crafted by TAJMEIL RECORDS / GESTA MUSIC, a label known for bringing together talented voices and producers. Over the years, TAJMEIL RECORDS / GESTA MUSIC has built a reputation for quality reggae releases and has helped launch several artists into the spotlight. Their work often mixes traditional dub elements with smooth, modern production, giving their music a timeless feel. Summer Drive Riddim stands out because it brings together a group of unique artists, each with their own style. Dane Ray & Versatile come together on “Promise To Love,” delivering a song full of heartfelt vocals and catchy melodies. G Maffiah’s “Wine And Brace” adds a playful, dance-ready vibe that fits perfectly on any summer playlist. Gyptian, famous for his smooth voice, shares “Playing My Heart,” a track that blends emotion and rhythm. La La’s “Wiggle” brings extra energy, while Sizzla’s “Dancehall World” reminds listeners of reggae’s powerful roots. Supa Hype Ft. Prince Stoney and Prince Stoney - High Like Dove both deliver “High Like Dove,” a song that floats above the riddim with its easy-going style. This collection of songs quickly became popular in reggae playlists everywhere. The dub roots and strong harmonies make the Summer Drive Riddim an important part of reggae history, showing how the genre can keep its roots while always moving forward.
Summer Drive Tracklist:
- Dane Ray & Versatile – Promise To Love
- G Maffiah – Wine And Brace
- Gyptian – Playing My Heart
- La La – Wiggle
- Sizzla – Dancehall World
- Supa Hype Ft. Prince Stoney – High Like Dove
Releases Similar to Summer Drive Riddim – Tajmeil Records/Gesta Music
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