THEORY RIDDIM produced by LEE MILLA PRODUCTIONS 2019
Theory Overview
Lee Milla, known for arranging strong cultural projects, played a key role in shaping the sound of modern reggae. As the leader of LEE MILLA PRODUCTIONS, he has helped bring fresh talent to the forefront of Jamaican music. The label is respected for its high-quality releases and has gained attention for supporting both established and new artists. With digital platforms, LEE MILLA PRODUCTIONS has reached listeners worldwide, making a big impact on the reggae scene. In 2019, the label released the Theory Riddim, a collection that gave young singers a powerful cultural platform. The riddim’s roots-inspired sound created space for artists to express messages of hope, struggle, and unity. Agent Sasco stands out with “More Money,” a track that mixes thoughtful lyrics with a catchy rhythm. Bugle’s “Time Naah Wait” delivers a reminder of life’s urgency, while Chino’s “God Nah Sleep” offers encouragement and faith. Chulito Camacho adds a unique voice with “Busca El Equilibrio,” bringing a different language and style to the project. Deizzle X Di Genius team up on “No Friend,” exploring themes of loyalty and trust. Other artists also contributed to the riddim’s strength. Esco’s “Cyaah Believe U Gone,” Eskay’s “Prayers,” I Octane’s “Not Anymore,” and Romain Virgo’s “Give It Up” each bring their own style and message, making the collection diverse and lively. The Theory Riddim remains an important part of reggae history. It highlights the ongoing power of roots music to connect people and give voice to new generations.
Theory Tracklist:
- Agent Sasco – More Money
- Bugle – Time Naah Wait
- Chino – God Nah Sleep
- Chulito Camacho – Busca El Equilibrio
- Deizzle X Di Genius – No Friend
- Esco – Cyaah Believe U Gone
- Eskay – Prayers
- I Octane – Not Anymore
- Romain Virgo – Give It Up
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