THE IGNITER RIDDIM produced by ASTRO MELODY RECORDS 2021
The Igniter Overview
The Igniter Riddim dub release opens with a classic reggae groove, blending old-school energy with modern production. The tracklist features Melodican on “Igniter Riddim,” setting the stage with deep bass and echoing effects. Other highlights include Brilli Wilburn’s “Reggae Love,” Vypa’s “Dem A Gangster,” and Belly’s “Good Music.” Each instrumental cut builds on the riddim’s steady, rocksteady flow, creating a foundation for the vocal tracks that follow. Masia One’s “Light It Up” brings her signature style, known from her album “Bootleg Culture,” which featured collaborations with Pharrell Williams and RZA. Christos DC’s “War & Peace” stands out for its smooth delivery; Christos DC has built a reputation through his work with Don Carlos and The Itals, and his album “Self Evident” reached reggae charts in the U.S. Ras Tewelde delivers a conscious message on “Only In One Day,” while Dami D’s “Praying” adds heartfelt lyrics. Benjaminz rounds out the lineup with “Got Me Weak,” bringing fresh energy to the project. Behind the scenes, ASTRO MELODY RECORDS handled production and arrangement. The label has produced several reggae and dancehall projects, earning listeners on streaming platforms for its authentic sound. Their approach to the Igniter Riddim kept the music rooted in tradition while adding new layers for today’s audience. Throughout 2021, the Igniter Riddim dub release offered thoughtful social commentary and a strong sense of musical history. Its blend of conscious lyrics and classic reggae rhythms made it a standout for fans of the genre.
The Igniter Tracklist:
- Igniter Intro
- Masia One – Light It Up
- Christos DC – War & Peace
- Ras Tewelde – Only In One Day
- Dami D – Praying
- Benjaminz – Got Me Weak
- Brilli Wilburn – Reggae Love
- Vypa – Dem A Gangster
- Belly – Good Music
- Melodican – Igniter Riddim
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