THE HEART OF REGGAE RIDDIM produced by NUH RUSH RECORDS 2019
The Heart Of Reggae Overview
In 2019, reggae music saw a wave of new energy, and The Heart Of Reggae Riddim fit right in with its conscious sound and roots spirit. This project brought together a group of talented artists, each adding their own message to a classic reggae backdrop. The music arranger played a key role in shaping the riddim’s soulful, uplifting mood. Their careful selection of instruments and rhythms gave the project its warm, authentic feel, reminding listeners of reggae’s golden era. NUH RUSH RECORDS, the producer behind this release, is known for supporting roots reggae and helping new voices reach a wider audience. The label has built a reputation for quality productions and has contributed to the reggae scene with several notable projects. Each artist on The Heart Of Reggae Riddim brought something special. Gott’s “Yo - Never Walk Alone” delivers a message of hope and unity. Csavi’s “Seeds We Sow” encourages listeners to think about the positive impact they can have on the world. Exco Levi, a respected voice in modern reggae, shines on “Uptown,” bringing social commentary and smooth vocals. Kananga’s “We All Can Make It” is an anthem of perseverance, while Busy Signal’s “More Strength” inspires with its call for resilience in tough times. Each track is supported by the riddim’s steady groove, allowing the artists’ lyrics to stand out. Together, these songs and performances make The Heart Of Reggae Riddim a memorable release. It remains an important part of reggae history, showing how the genre continues to evolve while staying true to its roots.
The Heart Of Reggae Tracklist:
- Gott-Yo – Never Walk Alone
- Csavi – Seeds We Sow
- Exco Levi – Uptown
- Kananga – We All Can Make It
- D-Major – Deadly Zone
- Busy Signal – More Strength
- Sherece – Shining Star
- Turbulence – Princess
- Lutan Fyah – Giggling
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