THE SHA LA LAA RIDDIM produced by COMPUTER PAUL 2011
The Sha La Laa Overview
The roots anthology built on the Sha La Laa Riddim brings together a strong collection of tracks, each carrying a message and a unique voice. The selection opens with Brown Sugar’s “Good Wife,” a song that highlights respect and partnership. Daddy Rings follows with “We Build,” focusing on unity and the power of working together. Errol Bonnick’s “Judgement” adds a spiritual and reflective mood, while Exco Levi’s “Life Is Great” brings a positive, uplifting energy to the mix. Jack Radics delivers “Time & Attention,” which explores the need for care in relationships. Kym Hamilton’s “Hurt Once” shares a story of resilience through heartbreak. Make Boyz Cry (M.B.C) presents “In The Arms Of The Angels,” offering comfort and hope. Mikey Spice’s “Jah Guide Di City” is a prayer for protection and guidance, and Richie Stephens’ “Butterflies” adds a touch of romance and longing. Sluggy Ranks closes the set with “Person Of Interest,” a song that looks at social issues and justice. The artists on this anthology each bring their own style and message, making the project diverse and meaningful. All tracks are united by the classic one drop rhythm, a foundation in reggae that keeps the beat steady and roots strong. Behind the scenes, COMPUTER PAUL is the key producer and arranger. Known for his work with Bootcamp Records and a long history in reggae production, his touch gives the riddim its rich sound and energy. The Sha La Laa Riddim stands as a testament to the lasting power of roots reggae and collaboration.
The Sha La Laa Tracklist:
- Brown Sugar – Good Wife
- Daddy Rings – We Build
- Errol Bonnick – Judgement
- Exco Levi – Life Is Great
- Jack Radics – Time & Attention
- Kym Hamilton – Hurt Once
- Make Boyz Cry (M.B.C) – In The Arms Of The Angels
- Mikey Spice – Jah Guide Di City
- Richie Stephens – Butterlies
- Sluggy Ranks – Person Of Interest
- Steele – One More Chance
- Stevie Face & Teflon – Sha La Laa
- Swallow – Lesson
- Tony Tuff – Rub A Dub
- Warrior King – Watching You
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