TERRACE RIDDIM produced by HIGHTS PRODUCTION 2021
Terrace Overview
The Terrace Riddim was released in 2021 and quickly became a standout reggae project, bringing together a group of talented artists and classic reggae energy. The recording came out under the HIGHTS PRODUCTION label, a UK-based company known for its dedication to roots reggae and high-quality releases. HIGHTS PRODUCTION, founded by Sam Hight, had already built a reputation with previous works like the “Rootsman Riddim” and collaborations with artists such as Micah Shemaiah. On this riddim, each artist brought their own style while staying true to the roots sound. Gassie Ink delivered “Good Man,” a track that highlights his smooth vocal approach. Grym contributed “Herbs,” adding a distinct voice to the project. Icho Candy, famous for his 1980s hit “Captain Selassie I,” offered “Set the People Free,” showing his lasting influence in reggae music. Jah Mickey’s “Praise to Jah” added spiritual depth, while John Mafeene’s “The Rich” spoke to social issues in a classic reggae style. The sound of Terrace Riddim is built on strong, foundation-style rhythms. HIGHTS PRODUCTION ensured the music had a retro feel, with live instruments and warm, analog textures that echo the golden era of reggae. This attention to detail helped the project stand out in 2021, reminding listeners of reggae’s powerful roots. Terrace Riddim is remembered as one of the strongest reggae releases of its year, successfully linking modern voices with the timeless flow of classic reggae.
Terrace Tracklist:
- Gassie Ink – Good Man
- Grym – Herbs
- Icho Candy – Set the People Free
- Jah Mickey – Praise to Jah
- John Mafeene – The Rich
- King I – Struggling Man
- Memerries – Tun In
- Petrol – System
- Professa Richie – Black Lives Matter
- Ricky Benz – Diamond
- Stead Ranks – Heal Us
- Super Black – Changing
- Sygn – Try Again
- Terrace Riddim Version
- Jammin – From My Heart
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