The Virtual Reality Overview
In 2013, the Virtual Reality Riddim made a mark on reggae music, especially in sound system circles. The riddim’s deep bass and roots style brought listeners back to the foundation of reggae, while also feeling fresh and lively. This sound was carefully crafted at ETERNUS MUSIC PRODUCTIONS, a studio and label known for keeping reggae’s original spirit alive. ETERNUS MUSIC PRODUCTIONS has built a reputation for authentic reggae releases, often working with both new and established artists to highlight the genre’s true sound. The recording process for the Virtual Reality Riddim focused on live instruments and natural mixing. The studio’s attention to detail helped create that earthy, powerful bassline that became the riddim’s signature. Producers at ETERNUS MUSIC PRODUCTIONS worked closely with each artist, making sure their voices and messages blended perfectly with the music. Lymie Murray’s track, “Make Believe,” stands out for its soulful delivery and thoughtful lyrics. Lymie Murray is known in reggae circles for his smooth voice and emotional performances. His work on “Make Believe” adds depth to the riddim and shows his skill as a vocalist. Elijah Dixon’s “So Much Love” brings a positive, uplifting message. Dixon’s song adds a different flavor to the riddim, making it rich and varied. Both artists helped shape the sound and feel of the Virtual Reality Riddim, giving it lasting appeal. The Virtual Reality Riddim remains a cultural highlight from 2013, remembered for its roots style, strong production, and the unique contributions of Lymie Murray and Elijah Dixon.
The Virtual Reality Tracklist:
- Lymie Murray – Make Believe
- Elijah Dixon – So Much Love
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