THE RULER RIDDIM produced by RILEY DON MUSIC 2022
The Ruler Overview
If you love roots reggae, The Ruler Riddim from 2022 is a release you should know. This riddim gave singers and deejays a strong foundation, capturing the classic roots sound that fans respect. The mastermind behind this project is RILEY DON MUSIC, a producer known for his sharp ear and dedication to authentic reggae. RILEY DON MUSIC runs his own label, and his productions have earned steady attention on major streaming platforms, helping new and veteran artists reach wider audiences. The recording process for The Ruler Riddim was all about live instrumentation and careful mixing, keeping the warmth and groove of old-school reggae alive. Each artist brought their own style to the riddim, creating a rich mix of voices and messages. A.J. Brown’s “This Love” stands out with his smooth vocals and heartfelt delivery. Brown is well known for his work with the reggae band Third World and for his solo career that spans decades. Alaine’s “Crazy Love” adds her signature sweet voice and songwriting, reminding fans of her past hits like “No Ordinary Love.” Anthony B brings fire with “Fire Burn Dem System,” showing the same energy that made him famous with songs like “Raid the Barn.” Chino McGregor keeps the vibes flowing on “Girls Dem Straight,” while Fiona’s “I Am the Ruler” delivers strong, soulful energy. Looking back, fans agree that The Ruler Riddim is a standout from 2022. It’s a true roots riddim that lets each artist shine, while RILEY DON MUSIC’s production keeps the sound classic and powerful.
The Ruler Tracklist:
- A.J. Brown – This Love
- Alaine – Crazy Love
- Anthony B – Fire Burn Dem System
- Chino McGregor – Girls Dem Straight
- Fiona – I Am the Ruler
- Freddie McGregor – Don’t Forget Your Brother
- Jah Mason – So Much Love
- Junior Kelly – We Be Rolling
- Lutan Fyah – Rich Little Ghetto Girl
- Norris Man – Looking out for Better Days
- Voicemail – Pros n Cons
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