TRANSFUSER RIDDIM produced by ASTRO MELODY RECORDS 2020
Transfuser Overview
In 2020, a new reggae track base made waves by bridging modern talent with the classic reggae sound. The journey began in the studio, where the roots selector carefully picked out vinyl-warm rhythms to lay the foundation. The producer, ASTRO MELODY RECORDS, known for their energetic beats and cohesive releases, brought the project together. Since its founding, the label has become known for spotlighting both established and rising reggae voices, and its catalog has gained steady streams from reggae fans worldwide. The riddim attracted a diverse group of artists, each adding their unique style. DJ Astro Black played a central role, lending rootsy energy to several tracks. On “Life & Livity,” DJ Astro Black joined forces with Masia One, creating a tune that feels both heartfelt and lively. Ras Tewelde teamed up with DJ Astro Black on “Always Remember,” delivering a reflective and melodic piece. “Girl from Kingston” features DJ Astro Black alongside Benjaminz, capturing the spirit of classic reggae storytelling with a modern twist. Mpress Kandace and DJ Astro Black paired up for “Str8 & Plain,” a track that stands out for its direct and honest delivery. Rounding out the collection, DJ Astro Black’s “Transfuser Version” offers a pure instrumental take, highlighting the riddim’s deep bass and rich textures. From creation to release, this reggae track base became more than just a collection of songs—it became a celebration of collaboration and unity, leaving a lasting mark on reggae history.
Transfuser Tracklist:
- DJ Astro Black – Life & Livity (feat. Masia One)
- DJ Astro Black – Always Remember (feat. Ras Tewelde)
- DJ Astro Black – Girl from Kingston (feat. Benjaminz)
- DJ Astro Black – Str8 & Plain (feat. Mpress Kandace)
- DJ Astro Black – Transfuser Version (Instrumental)
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